Alive? Or Dead In Island Mystery? FREE ELECTRIC
U. S. HOUSING PLAN PROBLEM OF IDLENESS SERVICE WITH
STARTS DISCUSSION
INCR^ED USE
NOW UP TO INDUSTRY
CoiflidiDf Opbioiis on Ickes JAPAN GRANTS President Samuel Ferguson
DonaU Richberg Says Tine
Proposal to Hare Got- Explams Basis for Offer A r t h u r Pinero D ies;
HUGE SUM FOR Is Ripe to Step In To Take
omment Sopply Funds for
to Customers for Adding F a m ous Playw righ t Up Slack of Unemploj* WARmSES Homes.
S ' to Current Usage. V. 23<— (AP) —SlrAappearlng first as an actor at the ment; Otherwise Govern- London, Nov. Arthur Pinero,I, 79, famous play-j Theater Royal in Edinburgh. Washington, Nov. 33 — (A P ) — Nearly 300 Millions to Oo Samuel Ferguson, president of the Wright, died today in a nursing He came to London in 1876 to ap- Clashing viewpHnts within the ment Must Take Further Manchester Electric Company, an- home following on operation. pear as Mr. Barch In "M ijs Gwllt” government and^ilside emphasised at the Globe theater and later tour- for National Defense in today the prospect o f momentous nounced today that beginning De- pInero started on his road to ed England in Shakespeare. Steps. cember 1, 25 kilowatt hours o f In- In 1881 he turned to writing, struggles in which the winners will fame as an author by Writing plays ha dadded by Praaidant Rooaevelt, One Year— Victory for creased use will be given free to for himself.—and every actor who turning out his first one-act piece each customer of the company for “Daisy’s Escape." Thereafter he by Congresa and perhapa by the di- pl-syed any part In Pinero’s plays Boston, Nov. 23.— (A P )—Donald each five kilowatt hours of increased was prolific in playwriting, turning rection of the business curve. played them Just as he would have, the Military. out scores of works among which R. Richberg, executive director at For the moment at least, housing use purchased up to a limit o f 50 to the smallest gesture, the slight- were the famed "The Second Mrs. la the rock on which waves o f opin- free kilowatt hours per month. est Inflection. • the National Emergency (^unctl Tanqueray", "The Amazons", "His ion break most sharply. Secretary The basis for computing the free Born in London, May 24, '1855, said today "the time is ripe” for .pri- Tokyo, Nov. 38.— (A P )— Japan House in Order" and others. lekes, PW A chief has just outlined kilowatt hours will be the usage in Pinero started stud3ln g law in his The late King Edward knighted vate Industry to step in and help the poosibUitiea for a bousing cam- met the Intematipn * situation to- the corresponding month of the pre- father’s office but gave that up at | the age. of 19 to enter the theater, him in 1900. take up the slack o f unemployment. paign, which in several respects is day by the Orieiltal Empire grant- vious year subject to such necea.sary strikingly different from the drive ing its army and navy the. moat adjustments qs may be required to Richberg came to Boston to ad- being conducted by James A .-M of- meet the intent of the offer. money ever allotted its military dress the New England conference fett, bousing administrator. Must Increase Use __ and the statement was made in SB machines. Ickss, speaking of potentialities Under thlc new plan a customer, Interview between speeches. and not of a sure thing, indicated More than one billion yen (about purchasing 5 kilowatt hours over DEMOCRATS ARE SCORED He said there was no question that bis bq^'ef that P W A could hasten 3290.000. 000) will go to the nation- his base use. Is then entIUeu to use busineas conditions had improved in employment and help exercise the al defense in one year. This is 48 up to 25 additional kilowatt hours recent months. He said also that mortg^e bugaboo by pouriug out per cent of the total budget of 2,- without charge. Also, a. customer many business men had come to ths large sums on new and inexpensive 210.000. 000 yen (approximately who purchases 10 kilowatt hours FOR OPPOSING CUTTING belief that decentralization of indus- houses. 3640,900,000) and a nine per cent over his base Is entitled to use up try would be a potent factor in im- Long Term Contracts increase over the current appropri- to 50 kilowatt hours free. However, ation. proving conditions. He spoke of long term contracts the free kilowatt hours must be In- A weary Cabinet which bad been First rettorts that the victims o f hunger and thirst found dead on a He pointed out that unless private directly between the government creased use and in order to receive in session 14 hours approved the barren (Jalapagos island were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wittmer, seif-exiled Senator Norris CaUs It HARTFORD LEADS industry did step Into the breach. It and the home owmera, with interest figures this morning. It was a vic- Germans, were discounted by Americans who bad visited them only a the maximum beneflt from this plan might be necessary fOr the govern- o f 3 per cent. a customer must use 30 kilowatt ment to follow some other course in Many spokesmen for business and tory for the army nnd navy which fewr days before the gha.stly discovery, adding to the mystery of the "'Awful Ingratitude” — had fought with pi paganda for identity of the luckless couple who perished. Above are shown Mr. and hours above bis base, 5 kilowatt furnishing employment. bankers oppose the govemment’i IN AUTO CRASHES months for larger and better equip- Mrs. W ittmer and their two children, as they appeared at their home on hours be pays for and 25 he receives taking such a direct part In houa. ped forces. Charles Island last February. free. In the second case a customer RHnBERO’S SPEECH Ing. Moffett is pressing the cam' Blaines Farley for the Threateaed to Quit must use 60 kilowatt hours above Boston, Nov. 23.— (A P )— Donald p d gn in which new homes are built General Sejurp Hayuhi, minister hia base, 10 o f which he purchases, R. Richberg, executive director of with money furnished by private of war. threatened to resign if his to obtain the maximum beneflt of 50 Party’s Attitude. Reports 197 for Month of the National Emergency (tounell, agencies. The government merely seta the demands were not met. He and kilowatt hours free. speaking before the Tenth N ew Ehig-
basic maximum Interest rate it MIno Aaumt, minister of the navy, Mr. Ferguson announced that land Ckmference here today said the October; Bridgeport Is per cent and arranges In variance told the Cabinet "the internatlond RUSSIA TO AID FRANCE after the expiration of the free Washington, Nov. 23.— (A P )— Ideal o f economic planning is in situation must be considered.” period, Dec. 1, 1935, a ” newr and harmony with political planning for on mortgages up to 80 per cent of Senator Norris aaid today the Ad- assessed value. The navy bad contended it must materially lower ‘riectric home’ rate self government. ministration bad made a "mistake” Second With 109. dMaper Homes be built up fully to the limits of the will immediately become effective “ It Is in harmony,” he said, “ with London treaty by the end of 1936 IN CASE OF GERMAN WAR for the benefit of those customers in opposing the xe-election o f Sena- Ickes expressed the opinion the the ideals o f those who first ivrota
government can build bette; and in order to be strategically prepar- wrbo wish to continue the use o f ma- tors (Siting, New Mexico, Repub- the Declaration of Independence and ed for a building race which might Hartford, Nov. 23.— (A P )—Hart- cheaper homes than private capital terially more curient in their lican-Independent and Shipstead, then the Ckmstltutlon of the United on one straight mortgage at 3 per follow a possible breakdown in the homes.” ford was far In the lead of other States. To preserve and to fortify Minnesota Farmer-Laborite. cent. He spoke of costa as low as present treaties and negotiations. Parliament Told Combma- HUNGARY DEMANDS Home Rate cities of the state in the number of our democratic institutions we are The veteran Nebraska Rcpubllc- 31800 a dwelling, possible elimina- W ar oince statement had said Under the "electric home” rate, in effect seeking to write an eco- an-Ind4pendent, hitherto a strong automobile accidents reported for tion o f down payments and perhaps the army should be prepared for Mr. Ferguson said, a customer may supporter of President Roosevelt, October, reporting 197 for the nomic constitution for the establish- an agreement whereby union labor any eventualities on the continent iamb Ooly Mem »<■ HEARING ON CHARGE obtain Bubstoatially more kilowatt added he "wa8 delighted” Senators month, acco^lng to figures obtain- ment o f self-government In indus- might cut hourly wage rates In and that Soviet Russia still men- hours for the same amount o f pay- Johnson o f (California and LaFol ed today from the State Depart- try. If we can write into that Con- return for more money per year, aces Japanese interests In the Peace in Eu- ___ ment than are now obtainable under Orient. lette of Wisconsin also backers of ment o f Motor Vehicles. Bridgeport stitution a representative form of That the state o f business will the present schedule. Sanenobu Fujll, minister of fi- the President were given more or was second with 109, and New Ha- government, based on free choice, a have strong Influence on the tax Mr. Ferguson declared that ax nance, attempted in vain to keep ven was third with 95, or 102 less free functioning of the representa- problem was emphasized by (Jhalr rope; Agreement Reached. I Yugoslavia Says That Hun* result of a "greatly increased domes- (Oontinned on Page Six) than reported for Hartford. tives of all interests, using the sanc- man Buchanan, (D., Tex.), o f the the defense appropriations within tic usage to be made possible by With 24 reported in West H art- tions of political government merriy House appropriations committee' the limits of the current budget. The deficit estimate of 750,000, gary Is Involved in the the free electricity offer a program ford and 12 in East Hartford the to enforce the considered Judgments Although he saw "not a reasonable Paris, Nov. 23.— (A P )— The 000 yen (about 3217,500,000) for of rate reduction for all classes of total for greater Hartford was 233. of the majority, we may devise chance" of balancing the budget for French Psu-llament was informed to- Waterbury reported 63, Stamford which bonds must be issued. commercial and industrial customers a method of industrial self-control the 1936 fiscal year unless relief HEARSE IS STOLEN 47, Greenwich 38, New Britain 46, How Divided day that Russia has offered her MarseiHes Morders. can be put into effect much sooner which will last long after the pres- funds are curtailed he said Norwalk 31, New London 28, Nor- army to France in case of conflict and in much greater degree than ent experiments in political control ' ‘Continued recovery will increase wich 27, Meriden 22, Manchester (Continued on Page Twelve) with Germany. wrould otherwise be possible.” in other nations have disappeared." revenues and lessen the need for TO CART OFF LOOT 20, Torrington 18, Middletown 16. taxation, because expenses wjll dS' This announcement was made by (Jeneva, Nov. 28.— (A P )— Hun- Mr. Ferguson issued the following Use Same Form statement in connection with the an- 1,838 In a Month "I do not believe," he said, “ that crease. I hope there will be no Leon Archtmbaud, the reporter for gary will urge a speedy hearing by There were 1,533 accidents re- nouncement of' the company: the* foundations of our new economic need for a new tax bill, but if one la the finance committee. In presenting the League of Nations of a Yugo- ported in the state last month as passed in the coming Congress it France’s war budget to the Legisla- "The world is full of challenges, structure should be laid in a differ- SUSPECT CARRIES slavia charge that she is guilty of and our electric business Is not compared with 1,483 in October last won’t be a big one that will inter- ture. Danhnry Burglars Use Un* year. Last month there were 1,302 ent form of government. Nor do I fere with recovery.' 'Russia has a strong and well- "complicity” In the Marseilles as- lacking In them, because challenges believe that safe and secure founda- sassinations. injured, 194 of them children and 37 That Is one reason w ^ high offl equipped army which she offers us nsoal Vehicle to Carry Off killed, six o f them children, as com- tions for the business of America, dais are watching all business REVOLVERS, KNIVES In case of conflict with Germany,” ” We desire the question to be (Oontinned on Page Six) should be laid in a political control treated immediately," said Tiber pared with 1,312 injured in October statistics and unemployment figures. stated Archmlbaud. "Reichsfuehrer of private enterprise.” Eckhardt, Hungary’s delegate to last year, 217 of them children, and They beard with satisfaction the Hitler of Germany does not observe the Stolen Goods. Richberg interpreted the motivat- lA b o r Department announce lakt the League, on his arrival in Gene- ing purpose of the New Deal ‘that the (Versailles) Treaty. va last night. (Continued on Pnge Six) night that there were 380,000 more Man Picked Up in Stamford society should be organ&ed to serve "Russia gave us the flrat warning Yugoelavla yesterday asked the PURCHASE OF FORD persons at work in Industry In Octo- and understanding is arranged the welfare of the individual” and iier than in September and that League Council to investigate Ter- Danbury, Nov. 23.— (A P )—Bur- Has Wound in' Ankle Re- between us.” rorist activities "troubling the glars who smashed the glass from “ nowhere is this better shown than He pictured Russia’s huge military peace o f Central Ehirppe" and the front door of A- B. Berned’s in the two prlncipid agencies at re- (Oontinned on Page Twelve) STILL IN DISPUTE SEEKINGBARONESS covery, the agricultural adjustment machine working with France as charged "it was only with the com- cigar store at 259 Main street early cently Made. . the only means” o f maintaining plicity of certain Hungarian au- yesterday morning and carried sev- administration and the National Re- covery Administration.” the peace o f Europe. thorities that the odius act o f Mar- en cases of cigarettes weighing fifty AS MYSTERY KEY Two Alternativee Reich Rearming seljlcs was perpetrated.” pounds each through the aperature, Treasury Dept Against It The need for economic planninE NAnON’S BUSINESS Stamford, Nov. 28.— (A P )—Arm- Col. Jean Fabry, former minister The matter probably win be tak- are believed to have taken their and direction, he said, presented tvro ed with two loaded revolvers, twen- of war, asserted that France’s loot away in a hearse stolen in ty rounds of ammunition and sever- knowledge of German rearmament, (Oontlmied on Pngo Tw elve) and the NBA Says It’s Not Bridgeport earlier in the night. alternatives. “One is to plan the the details o f German troops, and The hearse, taken from the gar- Believe ""Empress” of the whole economy of a Nation, to think STILL IMPROVING al knives, a man giving his name as information regarding the secret age o f George P. Potter and John o f individuals as serving the state, A lto Walton, 27, but refusing all further information about himself, manufacture o f arms and airplanes Interested. Johnson, undertakers at 880 Fair- Galapagos Islands Knows to organize a social advance and to was arrested by the towrn police in Germany came from Russia. FARMERS ARE PAH) field avenue, Bridgeport, was ob- provide for the individual a iharing early this morning and is held Arebimbaud said he regretted served In the vicinity of the cigar o f social gains. The other Is to plsA Boying CoDtinoes Unchecked store about the time the burglary without bond pending further ex- that "twenty years after the war we Washington, Nov. 23.—(AP)— How Men Met DeatL primarily to maintain an economic amination. Examination o f the are obliged to go back to the old is believed to have been committed. balance, leaving the National good OVER HALF BILUON The government apparently was far The same vehicle was noticed man at police headquarters dis- system o f European ‘equilibrium’ but from a unit today on the controver- to flow from the individual gains, ind Stocks Are standing in front of a grocery store closed a wound in bis left ankle. A well-deflned union with Russia sial issue o f whether it should buy resulting from the voluntary asso-. at 362 Main street at the time a Los Angeles. Nov. 23.— (A P )— doctor who examined it declared It alone can stabilize Europe and as- Ford automobiles. elation o f individuals in private en- similar burglary was committed The Baroness Elolse Bonsquet de Quickly Depleted- was not over 36 hours old and had sure peace.” terprises and a competitive pursuit The Interior Apartm ent has pur- there early yesterday. A man Wagner la believed to hold the key not been treated. Louts Germaln-Martin, minister of Over Seven Milfion Checks chased one truclc from a local dealer of private interests, subject only to pounding upon a wheel of the vehi- to the mystery of the Galapagos— Jewels In Suit Case handling the product of Henry the minhnam of public restraint finance, told how Marslial Petain, cle apparently while engaged in the finding of two bodies on bleak' The prisoner was in'possession of Ford, N R A ’s biggest holdout necessary for the protection o f the New fork, Nov. 28.—(A P)—^The former minister o f war,- had sought chani^ng ,i tire, is suppos^ to have Harchena Island ddwn near the vigorous expansion in consumer buy. a suit case in which one of the to avoid the necessity for France’s Were Mafled Ont Since This department contends the general welfare. The first alterna- weapons and a quantity of Jewelry concealed the noise made by his equator. Ing, says The Dun A Bradstreet two-year military service by spend- dealer's personal certificate of com- companions in breaking into the "Find the Baroness,” said W . tive is that chosen by many other W eekly Trade Review, has proceed- were found. The other weapon ing more money on armaments and pliance was all that was demanded nations which have e d o p M some was strapped to one hip where it July 28,1933. store. Charles Sweet, navigator of the ^ed_wchecked, and now has gained swelling the army’s ranks by volun- by President Roosevelt's order of form of State Socialism. The sec- could easily be reached through the The hearse, a new vehicle, was cruiser Velore which sails today for dent momentum to render it tary re-enlistment. March 14 directing all government ond alternative is the choice made supposed by police and others who the islands on a combined scientific waistband o f his trousers. agencies to receive bids only from mmune to the vagaries o f the Archimbaud said that some army observed it on the street, to have quest and also t' solve the mystery, by the Congress in the passage of When picked up by Town <3on- Washington, Nov. 23— (A P , — firms certifying Blue Elagle compli- weather. chiefs had impeded reenlistments, stop p ^ here briefly, while passing 'and you will find the story that the .Industrial Recovery Act, and stahlea Charles H oyt and Nick Car- The A A A passed the half billion dol- ance. Improves business sentiment, ac- which deputy Chouffet suggested, through the city. It was found will meet your deepest zest for a other emergency legislation. ilno at 2:30 a. m., Uie prisoner is al- lar mark today in disbursing its But the Treasury Department, cording to the summary, U reflected because they sought to make in- early yesterday abandoned- on a tale of adventure.” "The formula of shorter hours and I(!);ed to have been surveying a flow o f cash to farmers. whose procurement division spends in the greater volume of advance street in Bridgeport, a short dis- The body of one of those found Increased wages may operate to ac- home on Lonely M ill road on the creased compulsory service impera- On July 28, 1933, William B. Mor- millions annually, still isn't In the committments, particularly In the tance from the garage from which celerate recovery in a busineas re - outskirts of the towm. tive. ris of Neuces county, Texas, receiv- market for Fords. consumer goods Industries and In It had been stolen. (Continued on Page SIz) vival, while new opportunities of em- He la charged with possession of ed check No. 1, signed by President It said today that before Ford the revival of plans long held in deadly wreapona without permit. (Oontinned on Pnge Twelve) Roosevelt. It was a 3517 payment ployment ere being developed in the bids would be considered not only pn^uction of new goods and serv- abeyance for general Industrial ex- to Morris for plowing up part of bis the dealer but the manufacturer pansion. qtandtng cotton. Since that time ices. But unless these measurea to himself must certify compliance. provide new and. pnmanent opporr Stocks Depletod . 7,224,676 checks have been mailed Ford peraUtently has refused such “The reduction of stocks has been out for a grand totaJ o f 3506,046,- tunltles of employment are speedily certification. In view of this posi- Little Chance to Kidnap made effective we may soon f M so rapid during the past six weeks,” Tries to Phone President 428., tion, the Treasury said no Ford bids continued the review that inverters O f this sum, southern farmers re- that shorter hours, increased wages had been received by the procure- and increased production/costs w ill have been lowered to some extent ceived 3,690,390 checks for 3239,- ment division. This Hollywood Infant that many retailers hsve absndoned 572,187, the largest payfnpnt to any not relieve, but on the ooatrary may NBA Not tateTMtod increase the problem of unemploy- their pisns for holding poet Thanks- To Save Her Property commodity group. NRA, for whose beneflt Mr. men, which must be solved.” giving promotions, ss the smsll sup- ToM eeo Payinewta Roosevelt Issued his order to set a HoUywood, Calif., Nov. 28.— (AP)^home. It consists of two^wms^ a Solution of the problem of promo- plies of seasons! goods remaining Tobacco grawers received 33,042,- government example of buying o^y bath and a kitchenette. Steel bars ..Nov. 33.— (AP)^—Mni., kbe would see that-It received atten- — Three-weeks-pid Norman Scott Wbe wsld[*imis«Bt the ffhS any 633 d q i^ W J i3 ,fl}d fJl5,m j.47 imr protect <«»'m it9ide'® pei^. M ario Ferazza o f suburban X alie ' spedal mark downs. def'the iSSi a c r^ e i^uicuefe' con- compliance, apparently w u , not Bsjmai toda/'riSijSpe^' "lio l- though they are more than three Bluff to a woman of action who be- "1 guesa that'll show ’em . they “The Induatrisl advancement of tracts. sufficiently Interested In the Interi- lywood's most kldnapproof baby.” lieves in earrying her troubles to can't come around here taking ma- stories above the ground. An intri- TREA8CBY BALANCE. the last few weeks la being extended . Payments to be made before the or purchase to Intervene on Its own The young son of actress Joan cate' burglar alarm system bos been high places. chinery,” Mrs. Ferazza said tri- end of the year are expected to nm motion. as preparations for the expansion After standing guard over ma- umphantly. Blondell and her cameraman hus- Instalfed throughout the entire wing. " Weahington, Nov. A —(AP)— period served to allay ^prehension the grand total close to 3700,000,000. The President's order made NRA band, George Barnes, gurgled and Any tamperings with doors or win- chinery in her htuband’s shoe shop But when she returned to the shop As for the farm^ problems in ger- The position at the Treasury Nov- with respect to prices and labor. the court of last appeal should any cooed content^ly in a nursery dows would result in the ringing of to prevent Constable Rowland Nel- she found the wily constable had cral, a plea by' Oscar Johnston, complaint be made that a bidder ember 21 was: "Many of the Industrial Indices son from seizing It on a writ of re- Mcurcly anchored at the top of a 60- gongs in the main portion o f the Receipts 382,256,479110; expendi- slipped in and out with seven pieces AAA official and prominent cotton was not complying. are reaching more boldy upward plevin, ahe rushed to a drug atore o f machinery on which a shoe ma- foot precipice utterly unaware of all residence as well as in the garden, tures, 3121,7394W9fi7; balance, $1,- planter, that the midwest and south NRA took the attitude today that while the others are d isp lay^ a tost night, took down the telephone chinery company claims royalties the precautions taken for bis safety. where watchmen stand guard round e01,648.619fiS; customs rcoelptfi fog greater degree of stoblUty. unite to obtain drastic fundamental until such a complaint was made It receiver and aaid: are due and unp^d. , remedies fo r farmers Ills drew much Since the Lindbergh kidnaping, the clock. the month, 319.463.430.95. v "Buying of Christmas merchan- was not N R A 's busineas. “Get me President Rooaevelt He'a Mrs. Ferazza bad taken up her comment. the film colony has gone to consider- A trained dog, ‘Tec,” sleeps at the Receipts for ths fiscal year (Mafig dise to proceeding with usual vigor Hugh S. Johnson, form er N R A got to do aomethlng about the con- stand guarding tha machinery after Am ong points Johnston stressed administrator, ir the past has ac- able pains and expense to protect cntrance„to the nursery.' July 1). 31.4U,107,728.11; axpefidlt in most sections and in some o f the atahle and the machtnary.” her husband had been arrested bn eras that tbs government 'must stop tively gone to the front in seeing its offspring from abduction, but no The nursery wing is tied to the tures, 32.758,987fil2.99 (tndudttfc. large stores,’ toy sad gift depart- Mra. Ferazza didn’t get the Presi- complaint of the constable who said "plxylng fairy godmother for every that Ford products were not bought fam ily to such an extreme as the house and anchored to the mountain- •1,423308.440.28 at emargen^r^’ ments wars opened this week in- dent who to at Warm Springs, Ga., Ferazza pimched him on the nose. sort of manufacturing enterprise” though the motor company • never Barneses. aide with steel girders, making It pendlturea); exceed of expondra stead at waiting until after Thanks- but a pleaaant-voleed secretaty in- Ferazza later was released on and give proper thought to farmers has been accused of non-compli- Norman Scott’s nursery occupies as nearly earthquake proof as mod- $1,847349,78438; gtfid fivtag. structed bar to writ# a letter, addlnf bond. in making tariffi and trade treattes. ance. • separate at the Baraw’em science could. 078487,184.78. ♦ • ■ % I9
IB TWO UANCHESTER EVENING HERALDi MANCHESTER, CONN,! FRTOAT, NOVEMBER 28, IflSi. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEHTER. CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28,19S«. PAGE THW M '
for a moment, nor doca aiiy IntelU- gaat student of the matter, so far AUTO WRECKERS CLEAN ORGANI ZE THE PUBUC team wo(a the Inter-church tennis fleld, Jr., o f Olenbrook made biz K of Manchester Sunday at the Bol- of Thofflaa J. Heritage of Wapping, MUH CRITICIZES as I know,” l COLUMBU SHRINERSCOMPLETE FINDNO TRACES tournament this year. This Is the official vlzitatlon to I. O. O. F. ton rifle range. Along with the shoot who baa been entertained, at his Craatlon of an economic balancT O B ITU A R Y tournament started with six of the lodgea of District No. 25, last eve- there will be other novel marksman- home during the National Orange Recreation Onter Vourtsea members o f Columbia JjkNewDeal betwaaa organized Industry and or- UP GARAGE YARD TOOEANUPCniES ROCKVILLE churches partictpatini' some time ning, with the meeting being held ship contests during the day, also a sessiona in Hartford, and has at- Orange visited Goodwill Grange of Items of Interest ganised labor. Smith maintained, CEREMONIAL DETAIL ago. Unpleasant weather often up- In Crescent Lodge o f Shut Hartford. greased pig chase. tended the meetings with Mrs. ‘MNORTTY RIGHTS’ Glastonbury Tuesday evening, fur- OF HARTFORD BOAT andthe was Congress's idea. * set the playing Saturdays and Heritage, left Thursday morning nisbing part of the program. La- Ernest Roy, owner of the Depot He was accompanied by his staff of •It waa a definitely calculated FUNERALS Milwaukee’s Mayor Says There games were iften played after work for her home in New Jersey. Friday vergne Williams put on bis knife Square Garage at North Main and Grand Lodge officers. The meeting part, and an exceedingly important Is No Gangs in His City Be- week days. There will be a service of The regular plunge period for throwing act. assisted by his son North School streets, bee engaged Aatkoay Oix Joneses was open to all members of the part, of the toUl program for eco- ROCKVILLE CLOSES YEAR The Trinity teank will receive the Thanksgiving next Thursday morn- women will be from 7 to 9 o’clock. Lavergne, Jr.. Carleton Hutchins the eervicee o f na automobile The funeral of Anthony DiX of IS cause They Are Not Welcome East Hartford, RockvlUe, Manches- Federal OfTidal Eiplains Wky nomic recovery and reconstruction,” Committee Goes Over All Coast Giunl Vessd Seeking Talcott cup which Iwlll be held for WAPPING ing, to be held at 9:30 (>‘clock at the Dancing In the gym from 8:30 to and Rev. A. Melllnger. Miss Louise wrecking concera'of New Britain Howard street, Hartford, w h o red IK a N ow Deal la on Ito pkaoeo bo-AotUl heslUtod to borrow, started It- ter and Stafford Springs lodges. A be asserted. to break up and remove the old Chicago, Nov. 28— (A P ) — The one year. It is /now being en' Federated church in Wapping. 12:30. Music by Sy Byer and bla Muller gave a solo dance. Mrs. at St. Francis hospital Wednesday, iBcreoatagly clear to Ite self to build. large delegation from this city at- •'In a senM, when the Recovery cars that were parked in the rear WITH BALANCE OF $U 7 0 graved. Both tU Union and Trin- The first meeting of the newly Jungle enub orchest; . The claaa In Sectioa 7-A Was Pot Into Clayton Hubt acting as accoro Plaos for Big Gathering will be held tomorrow' morning at Nation's mayon were told today Skill Reported (o Be O f tended. There was a large audience at the Act was paaii^, all Industry had { of his 'garage on North School Jaaoooo sw they oaolyxo H ever their Tlaloadiog'* la Foiled ity Lutheran clich es have won the organized Girls’ Athletic Cliib waa home hygiene and care o f the sick panlst. I that the way to stomp out crime is The flrot effort was a $200,000,000 Community " Y ’’ installation service made a collective bargain with la- street. There were 24 care In the 8:30 at the funeral home o f Mark oappeo table and in the living room cup twice. Tm team winning the Elks-Rltuallstlc Contest held at the home o f Mias Lottie will meet at 7 o'clock, bor, one of the terms of which waa The November meeting of the La- Here On December 1. Holmes on Woodbrldge street, and to orgonisa the "common man and la the oveolBgo. Tbe myotery de- corporation under the Public Works A ritualistic contest was held last which was held at the Community Lobdcll Thursday evening with Saturday RecoTery Act. dies' Aid Society was held In the lot, most o f them having seen eo NuliidieL Police Benefit Fund Totals cup three Uutea will become Its that labor sboulfi get 7-A in return much service that they were no at 9 o'clock from St. Bri(lget’s woman for a clean dty." parto from the recovery program ao Admlntatration. It tried to lend this permanent iDwner. evening between the officers of the church house Wednesday evening. twenty-five membera making appli- The girls’ dOncing classes will Toivn Hall Wednesday afternoon church. Burial wW be in S t tlMgr talk It over la piala, simple money to (rttles or companies or- $12,340 W hile Bank Deposit for industry’s rights to combine for longer of any value. There were The advlco wao given to the The Puadle Jumpers Baseball RockvlUe Lodge of Elks and officers Judge Ralph M. Grant of East cation to join. Miaa Liobdell was meet as follows: 10:30 to 11, tiny with a large attendance. Candy, laagaogo, os fat this article, fifth of fonloed iso os to make only a limit- of Veterans Is $10,875. Its own advantage," he said. four care that figured In aeddenta A largely attended and enthusias- Bridget’s cemetery. Mr. Dlx former- United States Conference of Mayors team has joeen awarded the silver of the Wallingford Lodge. The win- elected treasurer of the organiza- tots; 11 to 11:30, intermediate; ■oBton, Nov. 23.— C AP)— ‘‘Lcfallii- salted nuts, and some fancy work N ew London. Nov. 28.— (A P )— Windsor Hill, president of the Hart- 11:30 to 12, advanced. Mnch Opposition. in different partk o f the town that tic meeting o f the members of the ly lived In Mancheater and the by Daniel Hoan, Milwaukee's >civlc Ike oerteo. ed profit. This moved olowly. loving cupl donated by the Rockville ner wrill take part In similar contests tion and Miss Helen Zagorsk! waa Uc t«lk " about minority ri(tata In were on sale. Mrs. Natsch, who Is funeral rooms will be open this eve- The Coast Guard patrol boat Gala- Thousands of plans were submit- ford County " Y " was the installing elected secretary. The club voted The boys' swimming classes will '■Powerful soctfcns of industry the Columbia representative of the were so badly damaged that It Quarry club was held last night at head, who declared gang warfare Lions (Tlub. among the ledges in eastern (Con- collective barreinlnr waa criticized ning and until the hour of the tea was still seeking the auxiliary By W n X lS THORNTON ted, but many, Secretary Ickes The city of Rockville closed Its officer. The officers were as fol- to start a basketball team. Con- also meet; 9:30 to 10:15, begtnnera; have from the first resisted the im- Women’s Auxiliary of the Windham would cost more to r e ^ r than they which the various committees of the does not exist In bis city. The committee appointed by the necticut until eliminated and the funeral for the .convenience of found, were backed by real estate books for the year with a balance o f lows: President, Harold Collins; atable John Colbert was elected 10:15 to 11, Intermediate; 11 to today by Edwin S. Smith, member plications of this bargain.” Community Memorial hospital in were worth. Wishing to get the Shriners ceremonial and parade Law and order, considered one ketch Fairway today In the Atlantic Lions Club in charge o f the cup in- team that is the winner for the dis- yard cleaned up the New Britain friends. CHAPTER FIVE deOleiii who had old dead subdivi- $1270.82 on hand. City Treasurer vice-president. Merlin Cunningham; coach and Edward Colbert was 11:45, junior life saving, s of the National Labor Relatione One method of resistance, he said, Wiillmantic was present with a sup- scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 1 were pf the most pressing (lueationa conr ocean south o f Nantucket. Claude A. Mills reports that thUrwos cluded: Jkmes R. Quinn, Charles trict will later compete In the state concern was engaged and work waa sions on their hands and wanted to secretary. Richard Rcichenbach and elected manager. The members who The plunge period for men will Board. was the company union. ply of sewing for that institution gone over by the chairmen and com- fronting largo municlpatltiea, was The ketch, bearing a Hartford "I had to go down through Liber- done with a ox rate two mills less Weber, Robert Beattie; contest. started this mohning. It 'wHI take unload on the government at a treasurer, Harry Welles. Philip joined were: Mary Patria, Betty be held from 7 to 8 o'clock. A pu)>- ' I f certain employera have aought “Congress did not In 7-A outlaw and several ladies worked during the mittee members. Ilacb 'chairman one of the principal Issues on to- family, was reported in need of a ty atreot tonight on my way home, than last year. - The cup Is on display In the win- Exalted Ruler Clarence J. Mc- the company Union as such," he five days to get them dismantled good price. As the object waa to pro- dow of A. B. Mitchell, the Jeweler, Pierce is to have charge o f the fi- Patrla, Lottie Clss. Helen Scott, llc whist party will be held at the to capltallae on 7-A by encouraging meeting and took some home. w-as shown the details o f each com- day's agenda of the gathering tow yesterday and the Golatoa was to see Jim Watson," announced Pa During the year, these was side Carthy and the officers represented nances and business part of the' said, "although it inai.stcd that mem- as such parts as may be used again which has drawn mayors from over ______vide cheap housing, this was Im- and Is attracting much attention by Agnes Colbert, Ann Colbert, Helen West Side Rec on Cedar street. aaaoclatlons of their emj;iloyeea, Doughnuts, cookies and coffee were mittee In handling the big conven- ENGLAND HAILS dispatched. It expected to contact Jones os the family sat down to walk work In Central Park, Talcott the local lodge. All the judges last basketball games this coming sea- Play will start at $ o'clock ancl bership in a company union should are being saved by the New Britain the young players. Inscribed on Zagoraki, Betty Ahern, Helen Zle- which they could handle aa against served after the meeting. tion of Shriners Temples, Patrols the country. the ketch at 9 o'clock last night but dlnner. "And I mean to say I never possible, for you can’t rent bouses Park, painting, and other work done night were members of the Wllli- son. There are fifty members of not be made a condition of employ- company. the cup is the following; "Puddle geski, Jane Wadduck, Rita Brod- prizes will be awarded to the win- other types of organization whose Mrs. Margaret Woodward Is and bands, which is expected to be "The first step to prevent crime found no trace o f the boat on ar- realized before whqt a rotten row cheaply that are built on dear land. by the FERA workers. Extensive mantlc lodge. the Wapping Community "Y '' at ------Jumpers, 1934 Champions, Uons erick. Elizabeth Broderick, Jean ners. economic strength they feared, still ment. working a few days at the Windham the largest ever held In this vicinity. Is to organize &ose who want a rival at the reported position. of shacks there are down there. So the government took the next work was done on Grand street and Following the contest there was the present lime. E. T. Thienes gave "It did, however, forbid the em-1 SPENDING ORGY Club, Baseball League." Newberry, Josephine Lashesky, other employera have sought to ea- National Bank in Wiillmantic. Due to the Interest shown In clean city— the common man and Mr. and Mrs. Riclmrd P. Drew, step. It formed the Emergency Regan street, where sanitary sewers an “ Irish N ight" program with am Interesting talk of the “ Y" work ployer to interfere with his work-1 “Why, it's no better than the big- Dutch Supper Melba Horton. 'Ire Buckland, Australia supplies an average tabllhh, as legal, certain conditions Miss Harriet Fuller ha.i returned bringing to this town the outstand- wom au" Mayor Hoan said. who resided in W est Hartford until Housing Corporation to buy land, were laid, but the city only paid for plenty o f corned beef and cabbage since 1919. A fter the installation ers' self-organization, FOREIGN EXCHANGF d ty dums you read about In the Agnes Kasavage and Mattie Lab-, o f 2600 horses a year to the mlU- aurroundlng the bargaining process to her hotnc after spending several ing Shrine band in the United "The next move Is to formulate a closing their home to go to Florida condemn It if necessary, to build the materials. To have accom- Alden Skinner. Camp, Sons of bejng served. John Coleman waa and business was finished, all en- "in this connection f can only re- ^ papers. There au-e whole rows of dell. tarv service In India. which again would work to their ad- davs with friends in Hartford. States, together with other well program o f crime prevention and for the winter, were reported abo; bouses itself. plished all work planned, and close Union Veterans of Civil War, and chairman of the committee In joyed a fine musical program. mark that the great number of | those houses that ought to be tom vantage and 'against the interests It is interesting to note that the New York. Nov. 23.—(A P )— known bands from Providence and Movies, Hotels, Restaorants modernized policing that will be the ketch with their daughter, Fri Such a condemnation suit is on the year with a balance, is con- Its auxiliary started the winter pro- charge. Frank Schoonmakcr of NoankT who company unions which spontaneous- j down—they're a menace to health, o f tabor,” Smith said at a business forsythia bushes arc blooming now| Foreign Exchange steady: Great Hartford, one of the largest aapem- backed up at the ballot box." ces, 13, and son, Walter, 8. now in. Atlanta, Oa., to get land sidered fine management by all the gram with a Dutch supper. The plays many different instruments ly sprang to life just after a labor | and a g(x>d fire, If It started there, Briefs conference here. Instead of laat spring when they! Britain in dollars, others In cents. blies of Shriners In years is expected Gang warfare does not exist in for a large apartment bouse for city officials. menu consisted of baked Virginia and is rightly called “ The Musical union had begun to organize arouse would sweep half the town " "Much of the idealistic talk about should have, and are even more At - ; Great Britain demand, 4.99 3-8: and Business Concerns Milwaukee, said Mayor Hoan, be- Negroes. In 23 cities such plans are In Mr. Mills' report. It shows ham, sauerkraut, pickles, boiled Past State Commander Edward Man.” gave several selections . on a certain suspldon in regard to their | here. One of the big events of the John looked up from the napkin the rights of minorities in collective tractive owing to the fact that the cable.s, 4.99 3-8: 60 day bills, 4,98 even cause its causes, which he described under way, and each should set an there is now $10,875.85 on deposit in potatoes, rolls, home made pumpkin L. Newmarker of the American Le- the harmonica and banjo. He also Independent vitality. . ;enlng will be the supper which he was unfolding. "Didn’t I hear you ; bargaining has, 1 fear, a much more leaves...... are______out now, and___ In______the 5-8; France demand, 8.59 1-4: cables. will as the protection which follows FEAR GANG REPRISAL example In Cutting out rickety, In- the Savings Bank o f Rockville In the pie, ice cream, cake and coffee. gion, who is a national committee- brought with him three tap dancers be held Jointly in the State Show Increase in Receipts politicians, has been eradicated. r practical basis in the employer’s "Too often the employer In on e! spring the blossoms come first. Old | 6.59 1-4; Italy demand, 8,53; cables, say something the other night about sanitary, crime and disease-breeding account of the memorial for the vet- Aldcn Skinner is commander of man, left ye.sterday for Indianapolis who amused the crowd as he play- Armory and In Masonic Temple un- Mayor Charles L. Smith of Seat- ’ aub-conscloua mind." way or another ha.s filled them with ; Mother Nature .seems to be mixed up! S.r>3. how the government slum-elimina- slums. erans of all wars. the Sons o f Veterans, and Mrs. to attend the fall meeting of the ed several selections on a saw, with der the direction of the enlarged re- tle, Wash., advocated strict adher- ON STATE’S WITNESS When Congress wrote collective the breath of whatever life they I a„(j n will be Interesting tosee I f' Demands: tion and housing plans were getting Police benefit fund now has Pauline Blinn is president o f the national executive commute of the piano accompaniment. Mrs. Eva freshment committee and Chef Ur- London (A P)—“Merrie England ence to Section 7-A of the NRA But the government, In the Hous- bargaining guarantees Into the Re- possess,” i the bushes blo.ssom again next' Belgium, 2o.33; Germany, 40.22: too far Into the backyard of private reached $12,340.71, and this will be auxiliary. Legion. Aslan at the .piano,and Miss Har- bano Osano. It Is expected that has become a reality again and on the part of both employers and ing Act, also encouraged private covery Act, Smith said, it meant to . In summary. .Smith said; sprirtg. , Holland, 67.63; Norway, 25.10: Swe- business?" he asked. acted upon at the annual meeting Vernon (Civic Betterment associa- riet Sharp of Mystic, with a banjo- from 1,200 to 1,500 Shriners will be London Is being hailed by travelers cmplc"C8, after he had denounced Woman Asks Police to Protect owners to repair and build houses. The supper was for members only 'i^^i foster that collective bargaining. 'Congress intended by 7-A to | x small flock of wild geese w en t; den. 25.75; Denmark, 22.30; Fln- “Seems to me that private own- In December. tion held a social and whist last eve- mandolin. furnl.shcd several fine se- Helped Organization.. confer on the employee, through col- seated at the joint supper. os the gayest d ty In the world. violcni strike tactics. The solution Her from Members of a It offers to guarantee 20 per cent and the. following were on the com- over Wednesday, headl.ig southwest, land. 2.21; Switzerland, 32.43; ers and builders have had plenty Following is the report on income ning in the Dobsonville schoolhouse. lections. A very pleasant evening "M y remarks no doubt have led lective bargaining, strength to Between now and next Tuesday Luxury spending has increased of all police problems in Industrial of such loans by private banks, so mittee: George Hammond, chair- and honking tWHr defiance to cold Spain, 13.65; Portugal, 4.54 3-4; Counterfeiting Ring. o f chance to wreck the shacks on and disbursements: Received; Cash Miss Martha Endicott, daughter was enjoyed. ,Vou to infer that it Is my belief that match the employer’s strength, not all committee chairmen will meet by leaps and bounds. Hotels and disunites Is adequate machinery for they won’t lose anything. And $80,- man: Lula Blnheimer, Cora Helm, weather. They were flying In a per- Greece, .94; Poland. 18.’92; Czecho- Liberty street and build decent on hand Nov. 15, 1933, $2,209.93; of Mr. and Mrs. H. Wendell Endicott Mrs. Hattie Spencer, of Avery 1 not only has the passage of 7-A to promote employee weakness to further the plans of the event and restaurants are crowded. Every one speedy arbitration," he said. 000,000 o f private money has been Mathle Daegenkolbe, Laura Kreb, fect V formation. slovakia, 4.18; Jugoslavia, 2.29; homes. But they haven't—and you town of Vernon, roads, $4,000; town of Dedham, Mas.s., is among the street, entertains the members of accelerated the organization of la- which would enhance the strength next Tuesday night all chairmen will of 35 theaters-In the West End Is Others who talked at today's ses- Camden, N J., Nov. 23.—(AP)—•' thus drawn to repair Jobs. Alden Usher. ■Mrs. Laura Robinson was hostess Austria, 18.80N; Hungary, 29.75N; of Vernon, corporation tax, $5,045.- debutantes serving as Junior League the Oakland Club .his Thursday bor, but that Congress Intended this of capital. Any interpretation ot meet with General Chairman running shows and good plays can't sions, included Mayor Joseph K. A threat of gang reprisals against know that 80 per cent of men In the Little Jobs WIU Help of this week’s meeting of the Thurs- Rumania, 1.01; Argentine, 33.30N; 94; L. H. Chapman, clerk of city Slight Fire at Martin’s ushers at the musicolcs at Boston. afternoon at her home. , r e s u l t , " ^ ^ s n i d . the collective bargaining proposed day Afternoon Club, ; BiazlI." 8.60N; Tokyo, 29-12 1-2; Nathan Richards In his office for re- find a home. Carson, Jr., of Portland, Ore., and seven persons on trial for counter- building trades have been out of This brought the Jones discussion court, $388.67, R. E. Hunt, city A t 1:30 yesterday the fire depart- She has relatives in this city and Mrs. Luev A. H. Simons, a .sister > "Personally, I do liol doubt this by 7-A wh ich falls to take account Mrs. Edward P. Lyman l.x ill a t: Shanghai, 33.62 1-2; Honkkong, ports. ______Twice as many movies are doing A. Dykstra, city manager of feiting brought a police guard today work for years. closer home again. . clerk, $554.92; temporary loans, ment was called out on an alarm often visits here. of tills plain and paramount eco- her home here. She is being eared 41,87 1-2: Mexico City (silver peso), Due to the large amount of work good business a n j film ' production Cincinnati. Harry L. Hopkins, Fed- for Mrs. Florence Bennett, 22, of "Don’t you think It was about "Well, I know one thing," sighed $95,000; Partridge and Rupprecht, from Box 43, comer of West Main Romeo Jollie of Thompson street, nomlo objective Intended by Con-j for by Miss Julia Perkins of And-: 27.83: Montreal in New York, 102.68 Involved in entertaining the dis- has spurtfed with Hollywood celebri- eral relief administrator, was to ad- Brooklyn, N. Y., who surprised six time the government or somebody Mrs. Jones. "It'D be a relief to have tax collectors, $80,600.04; state of street and Vernon avenue, for a fire the popular head waiter at the Hof- gress can only be fallacious." over. 3-4; New York In Montreal, 97.37 tinguished guest bands and Shrine ties flocking here to get a cut In dress the mayors late today. co-defendants by turning state's evi- stepped In and at least put on a new bathroom fixtures after all UNITED TEXTILE Connecticut motor bus' fees distri- in the garage of the L. W. Martin Brauhaus, who sprained his ankle • Raymond Clarke reports that he j 1-2. units from this and other states, the the outlay. dence. demonstration of what ought to be these years." bution, $460.66; town of Vernon, one cool yard. Due to the prompt arrival WORKERS OF AMERICA COTTAGE STREET picked a bunch of a dozen violets i members of the Quarry club under A u tor In Record NumAer The guard was requested by the done?” "Our Job here In this house Is a a few days ago, is able to be out Sales of radio sets and automo- young woman last night after she half cost of city court, $605.67; re- of the Hockanum company, the fire on crutches. LOCAL 212."> I'hursday. something quite unusual l i r A p i D ’ C I AD r*l7C T the direction of Potentate N. B. ON HUNGER STRIKE glume In Every d ty little one," deprecated John, Jr. bate interest on note, $19.45, total of PACKAGE STORE for the last.of November, DnphnDaphne| "l/IVLI/ 3 LAltU Cul GvUl Is Richards are more determined than biles have increased. There Is the told her story of the allaged coun- " I guesa John’s got you there. "But If enough people will borrow was quickly extinguished. The dam- There will be a general meeting Phone 8844 Free Delivery CREW TAKES TO BOATS biggest registration of motor cars terfeiting ffom the witness stand. $189,485.28. age was estimated at about $25. of the Republican ward and city NOTICE bii.xhes arc also showing quite large ever to succeed In this huge en- Pa," smiled M a Jones. “ N ow you money for jobs like ours here, it The money disbursed follows: To- pink buds, which will undoubtedly deavor. In England's history. People are FOR LAST TEN DAYS The case will be resumed today. carve the roast, and don't get will make work for many in the Scouts Hike Tomorrow committees this evening at 8 o'clock A meeting of the OHicers traveling more, with railway re- She said her mother came here tal amount of orders not including PORT, SHERRY, AS SHIP BREAKS DOWN open If the weather remains mild for TO REST ON PU TEAU snsu'led up In another of those argu- building trades. Boy Scouts of America, Troop 14, In the Superior Court room. Me- ceipts showing nearly $25,0(X),0(I0 from New York to warn her against Interest on temporary loans, sewer are to hold a hike tomorrow morn- morial buUdIng. Election plans will and Executive Board will be MUSCATEL B few more days. | ______Bridgeton, N. J., Nov. 23— (A P ) ments." "You can even get these loans increase for the first 38 weeks of gang threats and was "scared to and filtration bonds, $80,386.16; In- ing. The troop will start from the be completed. held in the Odd Fellows AND OTHER WINES Mrs. Marlon Hurlbiitt has just fin- ,• c . . o :, : —Steadily weakening physically ."Just the some," went on John, for building a house if you have a ished the enumeration of the d ill-iT ® Bo E rected Oil 160-A c re S ite , 1934 o ver 1933. death” that the daughter would be terest on temporary loans, $983.30; Town Hall at 8:30 a. m., and will Women of the Farm Bureau held Building Saturday morning, : No Details (Jiven a.s In Nature ABOUT TOWN since he stopped eating ten days Jr., "every one of those slum proj- lot. You know bow hard It’s been to Interest on sewer bonds, $1,200; in- A N N IVERSARY dren in town between the ages of 4 OU P alon iail M oun tain in Neville (Thamberlain, qhancellor slain. bike to the Fish and Game (Jlub an all day meeting at Vernon November 2Uh, at 9:30 “‘Tr*'‘ $1.00 of Trouble — .Sailors ,-\re in of the exchequer, in a recent speech ago In protest against his Imprison Ten United States marshals were ects and model apartment develop- get a bank loan for improvements terest on filtration bonds. $2,600; anil 16, and finds the number to 177. j C a lifo rn ia , .Miss Evd M. Johnson of Johnson ment. William H. O’Donnell, jailers property at Mile Hill, Tolland. Dur- Methodist church today. The ladies w in e. glA li a Oallon. No DonKer. pointed out that basic industries, stationed in the courtroom Tuesday ments is going to help change or building. tempdrary loans paid, $95;000; C. A. o’clock. SALE two less than last year. ' Terrace has as her week-end guest, say, insists " I will either get out of ing the afternoon, there will be tests mode homemade skill games which railway receipts, retail trade and to prevent an alleged plot by which streets In some city that has streets "Now the government figures that Mills, treasurer, sinking fund, $6,- ■ngUsb Peer OIn, filth . . 79c The Town School Committee lield Mrs. Albert Nelson of Stamford. jail through my hunger strike, or I of various kinds, games and plenty are very good for Christmas gifts. All are requested to be ! .Saint John. N. B , Nov. 23 lA P i Pasadena, Cal.— (A P ) —The 200- building contracts have made sub- Charles W. Lloyd, named by the Just like Liberty. Every city's got by partly guaranteeing the bank’s 045; two serial sewer bonds, due NOW IN PROGRESS Kent’s Oin, fifth ...... 79r Its monthly meeting Thursday eve- Conn. win be carried out feet first.” o f eats. During the day coffee was served by present. j — The crew of seven aboard the lit- ' j inch mirror, world’s largest tele- stantial increases. Shipbuilding ton- Bennett gir! as leader of the alleged Just such neighborhoods.” loan, and by getting lumber dealers 1947, $2,000; cash on hand Nov. 15, Aleohol, 190 proof, IT. 8. P., ning. The farm lalior organizer and George Gackler has been promot- a committee In charge. tie wooden steamship Glenholme, | i scope which will provide the human nage under construction, he said, counterfeiters, was'fo be "put on the Everyone knows In general that to cut prices. It can get building 1934, $1,270.82. quart ...... $1.79 The Connecticut Hospital Asso- former New Jersey state trooper ed to patrol leader of the Owl Pa- Boy Scouts of St. Joseph's Catho- I owned by the Eastern Canada i race with an "eye" to sec ‘ objects had doubled while retail trade in- spot.” this is true. Yet It took a survey by started again." Ten Broerk-Wood Wedding D R E S S E S Superior .straight Whiskey, ciation Is holding a meeting today was committed to Jail for six trol, succeeding Herbert Little. lic church will meet this evening at I Coastal .Steamships, Ltd., of Saint 400 million light years away, will be creased five per cent in ' August, Her husband and another defand- Civil Works Administration em- .Spurs Private Ownerr Miss Harriet Wood, teacher of 90 proof, fifth ...... ’. .$1.00 at the Hcublein Memorial Hall, months by Police Recorder J. Pen- Elmer M lfflt has been named Patrol 6:30 at the church school basement. John, took to small boats today I (iluccd on a plateau and not atop a over August, 1933. ant. James Duncan, 21, of Point ployes to find out exactly how poor- "W ell, I hope they do," put In Pa English at the Rockville High school, Lord Bacon Atralght Wblthey, SEVERAL DOOR PRIZES nington Creamer, of Vineland, for Leader of the Beaver Patrol, suc- l,eon Clough, youngest son of Mr. I when the Glenholme "broke down" ! mountain peak as arc many of the Hartford. Mrs. J. J. Aldrich, Supt. „ Restaurants are filled- with peo- Pleasant, were granted separate ly housed America really is. Jones. "And I’m like Ma, I'll be glad will be married tomorrow at 4 S 4 . 4 5 to $ 1 1 . 4 5 M proof, fifth...... $1.00 remarks he Is alleged to have made ceeding Edward McLaughlin. In the Bay of Fiindy, eight miles ; great Instruments now In use. I of the Manchester Memorial hospl- ple willing to pay n. re than $2 for trials as a means o f fgrustratlng the The C7WA workers looked over when we get the new bathr
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approaches under eonstruetloa on and *00 Fradarle, who bav* b*«a Maoebester, but In past years, tb* Condition Of Albany turnpike. Open to traffic. FAMOUS CORPS Su**t* at tha botiM of Mra. FIREMEN’SDANCE pig, two Hubbard aquaota. and ptlra DEIKOIT MDRDERER Route No. 110—Shelton and Mon- Maacha m’a fattaar and two slatars, of fowL ksv* bean won by tlokat TfledkabBiL! roe. Tha Preston-R. L trunk line. havt ratufXMd to tbair borne in Bow- boldars In Naw Tark, Boaton, New State Roads Bituminous macadam surface is un- dotaUuuB, Hain*. Havaa, ■pringflald, and oa for aaroy tapnMlHMi td Victo The Road to Lower Rates STULATLARGE der construction for 11 1-2-miles. HERE MONDAY Harold WUUama haa ratumad TO BE BIG AFFAIR oa North Ooroitna. Vtpemdb m Canmdm Cmfh Pmm Trainc can pas*. Preston. Pres- from a abort vlatt to New York cujr. Many kumorpua tolaa orw told ot Road eonditiens and detours in the ton ,C9ty road Is being oiled for 4 Stev* Kurimal Injured Wed- aomo of tko oxpariencaa o< tbo win- State of Connecticut made necessary miles. naadajf nlglit at tha llinterbum mill. ners in post yaora, who come to VKKS COUCH W OP is today blocked — Mert oD by highway construction and oiling Route No. 190—Suffleld. Lake Moodns rd^e and Drum Or* H* waa working on a machine and hvolTed collect tbelr prises, such as one Goodrich, Charged announced by the Connecticut High Congamond road. About 8 miles of bla band got caught in tb* macbin- Big Task In Pre* friend who decided to toko homo way Department as of November 21, bituminous macadam rood under ary. Tb* ^ddl* finger waa mangled. the 20 Ib. turkey in bis eisriy modol With Murder of 11 Year 1BS4. construction but open to traffic. gaoization to Be Guests He waa taken immediately to Dr, paring Cheney Hall for T coupe. Of oourae, tk* crate the detour is Rout* No. V. 8. 1—Fairlleld. RouU No. 202—KlUlngly. The Metcalf for treatment. would not go in, oo he tied tko gob- hut, Southport cuUoff. About 1 mil* of Killingly-East Killingly trunk line, Dr. Harris Price imd hla mother, bler by' a cord in tb* aeat beold* Old Lillian Gallagher 40 foot relnforcod concrete gwve- bituminous macadam, length about Here Monday Night Mrs. Agnes Lillotson at West New- Thanksgriing Ere Party. himself. When old “Llssle'* start- COMEHERE 4 1-2 miles under construction. ment under coni|Uaietion. Opm to ton, Mass., ware guests of friends ed to cough and anit. It axeitad Mr. Craflle; Old 8a}tbrook. Old Say- Traffic should avoid this rout*. Turkey so muck that h* daddad to now wide openi Rout* No. 218—Groton. Palmer overnight Wednesday, while on their D«*TC(t— (AP> —A twe*iBOfltl)a’ brook cut-oS. About 2 mile* of Monday evening the flfers asd way to St. Petersburg, Fla., for tb* The firemen down at Number One attempt an eocap*. It la sold tka ros LOANS S^IOO i i w h for Hwrton Ward Oeodrlch, 20 foot reinforced concrete pave^ Cove bridge and approaches under driver finally drov* Into bis own Ovr esIcS esa MsaShf ssnlc* *s*»l*ss ye* construction. Traaic can pass. drummers of this place will have os winter. on Pin* street ar* undertaking a yard by daod rackoning, but bla wM) assSsa sash la 24 hsvrs. Uborsl r*> ebargad with tha murdar of ll-Ttar- ment Open to traffic. their guests at tha Recreation C a- big Job for thair tblrty-flftb annual old Lilllaa Oallahtr, continue* — Rout* No. 841-^Kent-Warren road. Tha community cboru* will meat wife could not tall wbTcb was tbs poyoMiil ataa—«ske 8. A I, <0 ar evsn 20 Route No. 2—Preston. Norwich Waterbound macadam about 3 1-2 ter, the members of the MoocTus for rehearsal next Monday evening Thanksgiving Eve Social this yaar. ownHii. Oa«iaiallaaiasatss»ari s»*i>lhlne. ■purrad by the atataniant of piychl and Westerly road Is being oilled for Ghsney Brotbar nav* given con- turksy. miles under construction. Should- Drum and Fife Corps. This corps, at 8 o'clock at the CJommunIty atrlata that be la a menace to cbil' 4 miles. ers, and railing Incomplete. Open to House. sent to tb* u*e of Cheney Hall, drea. . Route No . 4—Sbaron-Comwall with their big drums and ancisnt which meant that th wonderfuUy spend Ttaonkegiving Eve will be a t - - — traffic. style of playing, make an outstand- Next Sunday evening,.Nov. 25, at Cbeney Hall. All your friends will tiineti Oallaher, known to -h v road. From Cornwall bridge eight draped and fumlahed aaltaroom mmmi s Star* TboaiM aiaa ehume a t Lily, Walked from ber miles west. Complete and open to ing and unique feature wbefevsr 7:80, the annual Thank Offering now known all ovar the Bast aa the be tbers. TSS Mala atvoat Teteehae# S4S* home In Detroit the afternoon of traffic. they appear and have the distinc- servle* of the church will be beld Mecca for dlscamlng lady buyera of September 20, a charity punchboard Route No. U. 8. 5—East Windsor. EDITOR IS ROBBED tion of being the only corps to play under the auspices of the Women'* fine textiles must be Uterstly pulled A paper noil wbicb can be drtvsn under her arm. She wa« one of Hartford-Sprlngfleld road. Shoulder* In the White House at Washington. Missionary society In the church apart and removed, and that the into hardwood without breaking or many children folng from bouie tp are being oiled for 2 mile*. There will also be a delegation -vestry. The speaker will be Mrs. main floor must be reconditioned bending la being produced by means home aelllnf chance* to aid their Route No. tJ. 8. 8A—Windsor. WALKING IN PARK from the Mattatuck Drum and Fife Katharine V. Oates of the Social and redecorated for tb* aocUl affair cf hydraulic pressure. Reod The Hertld A dri pariah school. Hartford-Sprlngfleld road. Should- Corps of Waterbury, Including their Settlement Hoilke, Bombay, India. of tba Wednesday night before Body In Trunk ers are being oiled for 2 miles. former leader, C. H. Miller, who Is The offering will go toward the mis- Thanksgiving. After the dance, tb* Six days later police found ner One of Holdup Men Dropn An 82 years of age. and who will give sionary work of the Methodist and ealesroom must be replaced intact Route No. U. S. 6—Southbury. selections of drumming as he has body In a trunk behind a bed In a Constructing new retaining wall to AddresH Book Which Leads Congregational churches. and ready to do busineea aa usual r amall, two-room apartment here. bold up railroad embankment at to His Arrest. observed In the past half century. on Friday morning. B fldsat^ ah* bad been slain by Lake Zoar. A short section of one- He will be accompanied by hla class Tbe fireman know it la a big Job, Where fle^ & the apartment was found way traffic Is necessary. of tweivs pupils. All are looking for- but they feel It Is well worth while, a fn* of photoiTapbs. all of little New York, Nov. 23.—(AP) ward to an evening of rare enjoy- to give the dance lovers, young and Boute-ftb. U. S. 7—Norwalk. Main ment, and after the close of the eve- ON PRIVILEGE UST «M iwe glrU, obscene scribbling on them avenueiix About 1 mile sheet Henry Goddard Leach, who wrote old, another and possibly the last Ooodrlch, a trap drummer In a asphalt. Open to traffic. an editorial “The Revolt Against ning's program, refreshments will chance to use this old lai^mark of bear garden orchestra, and hi* crlp- Route No. B and 20—Winchester. Crime", and was promptly set upon be served. Arraiiguments are be- AT MOUNT HERMON happy reraembranesa for a social TODAV plad wife bad lived In the apart- Constructing bridge and cut-off on by two holdup men, received retri- ing made whereby the Moodu* purpose. Many friends will be pres- Tlt’OBtone ment They were last seen one new location. Open to traffic. bution today. Drum Corps are to take a promin- ent simply to review In their mind's Avcrgfc Reridenct day after LUy disappeared. He Is ent part In the inaugural parade of George Davidmn, Local Youth, eye their acquaintance with its TIRES ANd BATTERIES Route No. 9—East Granby. Gran- An address book, dropped In Cen- Governor Cross at Hartford, on charged with murder, and bla wife by road. Shoulders are being oiled tral Park by one of the pair, led to Is Honored for Standing in many advantages. The hall la Usgfe la wanted for questioning. Monday, Jan 7th. P. F. Meitzner spacious, and with checking rooms for 1 1-2 miles. the arrest of John ArmantI, 18, a of a Hartford and M. J. Barry of this Studies—Also Athletic. Rscord* showed Goodrich was re- Route No. 18 and 20—Stafford laborer. Detective William Sinott and lefreshment service on the low- leased from a hospital for the crlm- place arc members of the above er floor, leaves the entire ground For Quick Starting 70 K.w.hri, West Stafford underpass Is under aald he confessed, but Instated that corps. Inal insane at Lima, Ohio, in Jan- construction but open to traffic. he did not know the Identity of his George Davidson, son of Mr. and floor for enjoyment of the music, uary; that be had been committed ^ u te No. 18—Colchester. Corn- confederate. Mrs. James' Davidson of 8 Hemlock which will be fumlebed by cibarll* tbara twice for molesting scbool street, Is on the privilege list at Hart and His Orchestra. And Safe stock Bridge-Colchester trunk line, Leach, eoltor of the magazine This organization has played all chlldrra. bituminous macadam, length about Forum and Century, had Just finish- TOLLAND Mount Hermon School, Mount Her- Rewards Total ISAM 6 1-8 miles is under construction. moD, Maas. This la based on the summer at Lake George, N. Y., and Winter Driving A manhunt was organized: re- ed his editorial and wa.* taking his marks of the first six weeks' mark- are right up on the modem music. Traffic can pass. customary walk about the reservoir Mrs, Harold Neff has returned wards amounting to (3,500 were Route No. 20.—Granby-Hartland ing period, which must be above However, the committee has In- sted; descriptions of Goodrich and Wednesday afternoon when two men from '.he Hartford ho.spltal and Is eighty In all su>'Jects. Davidson Is structed them to make every third Ekuit Hartland-West Granby road. leaped from the bushes, beat him convalescing at the home of her KI wife were printed and broadcast 8 miles bituminous macadam under active In sports, having participated dance a waltz. This Is especially —but there are no clue to the ami stripped him of his valuables. parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. A. Esten In soccer, and cross-country track, In response tc the many requests construction but open to traffic. ArmantI told the police he met Clough. Goodrichea despite the peculiarities East Windsor. Main street. Should- and haa won his class numerals TO OUR CUSTOMERS 50 Additional Kw-Hrs a month offered FREE to all customers ^ ' .j The series of advertisements which have been reproduced in -this IV. ,1 paper, announcing a remarkable offer by The Hartford Electric Light Company for the benefit of its customers, was stated tp be of great interest you can do with \V to the Customers of The Manchester Electric Company. .JutI a Few llluitrallons of what Our "S h are the B e n e fits" Plan "K. 1^' . . - - - 50- Additional Kw-Hrs in your Homc-Storc-OFfice-Shop The reason is that we now take pleasure in announcing to our custom- 50 Additional Kw H ri per month FREE ers that the same offer of free electricity is made by this company for your In The Home In The Store benefit as w'ell. J* 10-15 dsyt electric cooking 30 days rcAigeradon 250 hours use 200 w. light For 12 months beginning December 1st, 1934, 25 kwhrs of increased ust Every Winter “A n d I g e t i t ! 4-5 days wsttr heating Double use of lightiog 2000 boor* showcue light will be given free for each 5 kwhrs of increased use purchased up to a limi# 50-75hours portable hettet 30 days oil burner 500 hours fan of 50 free kwhrs per month, for each customer. 50-75 hrs. portable heater they all /a //f with Tydol Gasoline OUR "SHARE-THE-BENEFIT" PLAN 120 hours sun lamp 250 hours washing The usage in the corresponding month of the previous year or in October, 140 hours }4 HP motor 15-20 days motor itoktr 50 hours ironet 1934 will be the basis for computing the free kwhrs, lubjea to such necessary 1 ■ 50 Additional Kilowatt Hours of 20 nights yard light 500 hours radio adjustments as may be required to meet the intent of the offer (that is, an in- fast-startin’! 100 hours porcolator 100 hours router ..J f /ubneafes! iTean ni rn Lmo d Cn k ^o np n crease after December 1, 1934, in regular usage). Electricity per M o n th Free 100 hours waffle iron 500 hours cleaner 70 hours 1 HP motor After the expiration o f the free period a new and materially lower "Electric .For 12 months beginning December 1, 1934, 25 kilowatt hours of increased use win be given 100 hour* glue pot Home” rate will immediately become effective for the benefit o f those customers free for each 5 kilowatt hours of increased use purchased up to.a iimit of 50 free kilowatt hours In The Office per month for each customer. 50 hours 1 kw boiler who wish to continue the use o f materially more current in their homes. Under ,500 hoars desk lamp 100 hours use o f 5- the "Electric Home” rate a customer may obtain substantially more kwhrs for A GASOLINE that achtcTes fast starting at the 100 watt light! 50 hours 1 kw immersion Proved by Byrd at 60" Below The usage in the corresponding month of theprevious year, or in October 1934, wiU bo the basis Many days* use of office unit the same amount o f payment than are now obtainable under the present schedule. machinery 50-75 hours portable expense of other qualities is poor economy. Don't handicap a (ast-atarting gasoline. With for computing the free usage; subject to auch necessary adjustments as may be required to meet 500 hrs. of 100 watt lamp Tydol, the gasoline that lubricates, not only Tydol, us* Vsedol cold-proof motor oil, 100;? the intent of the offer, that is, an increase after December 1, 1934, in regular usage. 500 honrt electric Am heater Also reductions in the general domestic schedule will be made annually Pennsylvania at Its finest. Tydol and Vesdol until, when the average use in the community reaches the figure o f 100 kwhrs per offers the motorist fast starting but the same make an Ideal winter combination and are used EXAMPLE (John Doe’s House) exclusively by the Byrd Antarctic Expedition. After the expiration of the free period, a new and materially lower "Electric Home” rate will month, the Electric Home rate will become available to oil, regardless o f in power and mileage it has always given, plus the immediately become effective for the benefit of those customers who wish to continns the use of Bose bill lost year widiottt electric range . . . • • • • (2.76 dividual usage. extra lubrication built into this motor fuel materially more current in their homes. Under the '‘Electric Home” rate a enstomer may obtain Bill this year widi range initallcd under this offer • • * • 6.21 substantially more kilowatt hours for the same amount of payment than are now obtainable un- As a result o f a greatly increased domestic usage to be made possible by the which means protection... This lubrication Bttt, you get 50 kwhrs FRBl . • Credit 50 hour* • • l.JO ASK THE MAN der the present schedule. Free Electricity OfiTer a program o f rate reduction for oil classes o f commercial Net bill, with cooldnf • • • • • • • . . . . $4.71 prevents metal grinding against metal before AT THE PU M P’* and industrial customers can be put into effect m uA sooner and in much greater your motor is warm... prevents sticky valves and As a result of a greatly increased domestic usage made possible by this Free Electricity Offer, Yon save • > . ■ m 0 • • * • . • • $1.30 To s program of rate reductions for all classes of commercial and industrial customers can be put into help yon pay for tha tangs degree than would otherwise be possible. aids fast starting. Use TyfSol for economy and effect much sooner and in much greater degree than would otherwise be possible. frlction*free fast starting. It costs nothing extra. A'l.VNTeSK—J-sv -xm W ater OU Company.. .8390 Main St., Hartford, Conn. Tth Hartford The Manchester Electric Company TTSMafnSi ^ Phmie !t181 he ar t for d lectric ight o i T H E L C . This advertisement is ake of mo fMsrswr a^rs*riwe...IN*rswr luaaiesriow/).. sr cxrns cosr great interest to our customers V- ■ ( TIm M«nchtsttr Elcdrie Company . 'f.- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28,1981. PAOBI SIX MANCHESri CR CVENTNC HEKALO. MANCHia'l'SR. CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28,1984. \ PnbUe The mother of Mrs. Frederick H. Mrs. Florence Horton, royal Horace Murphey membera of had happened toe principal buol- CHICKENS^ Parker of 18 Ridge street Is under- matron of'Chapmon Court, Order ot WALLEn CUSTODIAN committee. PYTBUNS TO GIVE neeae* of toe d ty were paralyxed. TRADE RECOVERY OlvMi Away A t Bridge and Setback Tonight treatment at a boopitml In Amaranth, will moke a collection OPEN GREEN DANCE I Park department emptoyeOs h lUiDAUGHTER WAPPING WOMAN MAYORS DISCUSS The community was entirely bewU- MODEBN AND OLD-FABHIONBD O lord for a'’diabetic condition. of bome-Biade food this evening and MaarhBstsr Green Sekool, 8:IB p. m. completed toe work - cieontog > GRAND OFFICERS P A R H N. Y. Stocks Local Stocks dered. Instead of las; and order be- DANCING I Mr. Parker la aupertntendent of tomorrow morning, for the sale AT CENTER SPRINGS PARK Center Park of leavea and aokt tog uppermoet In toe minds of toe PERKS UP PRICES JAHVIS OBOVB DANCE HAIX Priseo—Turkeys, Cosh and the Manchester Water department. which members will holil a t toe J. SERIES TOMORROW week wlU be onigiied to tldytng up GIVEN TOWN JOB people, I am convinced that, they in- W. Hale company's store tomorrow ANDipy SELF Adam Ehep...... (FNiraished by Pntaam * Oo.) LABOR TROUBLES SATURDAY, NIGHT. NOV. 34 10 lbs. Sugar. Reappointed by Committee of the 28^ parkleta In toe town. Whan ...... m Central Row, Hartford, Conn. stantly took aides for or ogolnat Two for Gento — Two for Lodloa Admlsolon 35c. Fred Robinoon of 215 Porter from 10 d'cl(x;k on. this Is done toe men will t(1m Melvin Cog, Recently Elected Air Reduc...... 1UY4 toe strikers. street, formerly chauffeur for Hor- Park Board — Complete to Grand Lodge, To Be Spe- Alaska Jun . Adndaakm 35 eento shrubs In toe park sum! remove dead Fatter Rrst Tries Hangins ...... 1844 1 P. Bl. S to clu Same Oonditteoe ace B. Cheney, has obtained employ- The name of the son born to Mr. Cleaning Up Center Park. limbs from trees. cial Gueat Tonight. Mrs. George T. Willson Is Allegheny ...... "When we ettered toe great war List on Stock Market Qoite An old fashioned singing school ment at the Manchester Memorial and Mrs.' Robert Milkie of Middle- Community Club to Inaugu- Allied Chem ...... 133>,4 Ansed Forces Needed Onlf we found that toe National OuMd. and on old-fashioned and modern hospital. town on Nocember IS, was Robert Am Can ...... 10i% Boak Stocks Francis Wallett of 23 Hawthorne A Spanish seamAn invented a Bat tte Rope Breaks — ?lembers' of Memorial Lodge, K. Bid Asked Regular Army, and' Reeervee were Active After a Dufl Open- dance will attract many residents In Herman Milkle, and not Robert ateamboat with a speed of three of P., will go to Bolton tonight and Am (Joml Alee ...... 31H not sufficient to meet the emergen- ABOUT TOWN toe Highland Park section and other A comlnlttee representing the rate Popular Saturday street was reappointed custixllan of Named Charity Inrestiga Cap Nat Bonk A Trust 7 11 to Protect from hm ion. Calvin, aa in yesterday’s Wapping Center Springs Park for the com- miles an hour In 1543. will have as their special guest Mel- Am Fgn Pow ...... 8 Ctonn. R iv er...... cy. In Portland we found the eame parts of the town to toe Community Coniiecticut Farmers Co-operative news In the Herald. Mrs. Milkle Then Uses Gnn. Am Rad 8t B ...... 16 480 condition during the etrike—a po- Tomorrow night as a opecial fea- ing winter by a committee of the vin Cox, who was elected. a grand Htfd. Conn. Trust . . . . 82 66 Now Is The Time To Have clubhouse tomorrow night. George Potato Marketing Association met waa the former Miss Alba Kibbee of Night Parties. ' ^ lo ^ e officer of the Knlgbu of tor, It Is Learned. Am Smelt . , ...... S6H Says One Speaker. lice department adequate for ordi- ture four chickens will be given Beer i^ l be toe singing master, and last night at toe home of Louta L. that place. park board named for that purpose Am Tel and Tel . Hartford National .... 18 30 away as door prioea a t the regular at a meeting last night. Mri Wal- Pythias at the laet etate conven- ...... 107H Phoenix 8L B. and T. nary deman llANCHESTSR EVENING HlfiRALDrSiaNCHESTER. OUNM FRIDAY, NOVEMBIint Z8,1984. ’ . > A' ‘ ■ MANCHESTER EVENTNG HERALD. lIANCHES'rBR CONN. PR]TDAY. NOVEM BER 28,1884* PA GE. redeemed itself and definitely adopt- blurted out tbluEa It were wiser to the piercing eye of- former Prohibi- the stomach during tue night The should drink Iota ofibot water wdth the a.*ticle called Banishing BiUous- tion Administrator Amos W. W. Btrr ed the’ piindplee of liberal pro' have laft unsaid. Health and Diet patient wnkea feeling nauseated lemon juice or grapefruit Juioe add- nsM. I request that you send l Western Power Corporation of CsU- the measure was ratified Woodcock, next table, who Is now Urge, eetf-addraaaad otnmped en- MRS. W*S. GARDE DIES; fornls, ths North American Com- greastvlam— on# that will be - In It Id Improbable that the Butter .president o f BL John'a College in OBd has • daaira to vom it I f vom- ed. I f vomiting oocura afterwards GREASED PIC CHASE Grand Lodge. iCOHESFRONC/ drink mors hot water to wash out velope. - ' pany, the Washington' Railway and T00RaNIZEC0.G truth whai tha Democratic party of story is, as some people Insist, mads Matylnod and drinks tomato Juice ttina occure, the fluid will be a blt- DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Th* degree work in eonasctioi^ CBtntag 9 trild Advice the stomach and Intaatlaes. No solid Electric Company and the Potomac out o f whole cloth. That it has oocktnila while other people are tar-taatiBg, yallow-graen mixture. qUESnONB AND ANSWERS WIFE OF HOTEL MAN with the Institution will b « con- ruttuBU^ Bt ruK Rooaevelt hollowly pretends to be. By Ur. Fmah MoUaf When the head to ralaed, dlazlnesa food should be uaed. An enema FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 (Central and Eastern Standard Time) Electric Power Company, and bo IN INTEREST OF ESr| mJoL flu im Vo oouhlhi. is >j . drlnkinir other cocktails. ducted by Enterprise Junior Lodge, This to no empty thing that the grrown from the foolish spiftVerlnfs should TO given :wioe the fln t day Netel All srosrsms to k«r end batls chains sr sroas* thereof unlen ipecl- FEATURE OF SHOOT was principal owner and director of ASSOCIATION HERE liSltM li ttM t followa with black spoU before the (PneuroonU) fled; ehast to coast (c to c) dcsisnatlon Includes alT avsilsbl* stations. No. 1 of Bronx, N, Y. At the cere- tUatbMUr C«*a. Assistant Secretary of the eyes. Haavy-ooated tongue, bad and once a day thereafter aa long ths Washington Rapid Transit <3o. liberals among the Republicans of of angry men not used to frus- B1UOU8NB88 Question: Mr* R. P. asks: “I flroflrtm* suhjoct to chan**. P, Cant, flaat. Stricken With Heart Attack — mony the Grand Master, Grand Sec- TBOMA* rBKOUBOM Treasury "Chip” Robert at NRA smelling breath, upoet siomacb, no aa the attacks last. John Cairns, Jr„ Here to the empire state are getUng ready tration is Entirely likely. ' have recently bad my second at- NBC-WEAF NETWORK 1:46— f:46—flaauty Pro*ram — ettt. Was Prominent in State So retary and Grand Treasurer of New (Matru MM a««r Administrator Sol Rosenblatt’s Doctors are not mclined to use appetite, and dark ci> clea under the Bilious patiente wdll oftc* experi- range for Improvements^ taek of pneumonia, and I wrill be Weedy and Wlllla, Comedy—weit York are expected end will be the to fight for. It is the creation, out party, talking about hunting and the word 'blliouanees," oa a cara- eyas are oommon ajrmptoma. The ence a remarkable improvement by BASIO — Easli w*af trlw weal wtio l i l ^ f i l l —Prata-Radio News Parlad ciai and Charitable Works. r^aaa«*« Ootobar l III) very grateful for a list of precau- wjar trtofl veah wfl wilt wfbr wN w n ilSt— 7:6(k-Myrt and Marg* — aaat. Sportsmen to Have Gala 50 Former Members Meet to official guests of the local Odd Fel- Property Left by His Motl" rabll«k*4 Cvtry B*«nla« Bseapt fishing and bow to make scallop ful examlnatioh will usually dtoclosa Stools are light colored, lacking the going od a diet of only green vege- Wb*n voas wum wwj wash Ml*i M o f material long ready and waiting, ART SHOW tions to prevent another. Do you Dan Ituaao Dane* prchaatra—w*«i lows for the day. ibtara mad Boilwrb- Rattrtd at to* cakes. (You put scallops In heavy that what to commonly known as color usually given them by the tables. Two or three meals a & y wmaq wefi who wow wdal wkbf *111— 7:11—Juat Plain fllll—aaat: Pad Otia* at Manaaaaitr. Oaaa., ab a rsjuveMted Republican party an* advlee a tIaiT il pad on the chest? N pR TH W tlT A CANADIAN — wtm] New Haven, Nov. 23.—(AP) — It is good news that the exhibition griddle-cake batter.) biliouaneaa may come from a varie- bile. The patient feels mentally as of th' .cooked non-starcby vege- Orange an Poatball—mldwaat rpt Field Day Sunday as RADIO; Grand Master Llewsilyn Bromfleld Jobn Ctoim*, Jr., son o f ths ead aaM Mai. Haltar. Do you think I will receive any wfba Kstp wsbo wdar wfrr cret etef •lie— yilO—Th* taranadar* — eaii. Mrs. Olive Smith Garde, wife of Draw Plans for Institution H Imated by the principles and pur- ty o f troubles s&cb as gall-stonea, •toll as physically downcast A bil- tables may be used. One may use will Institute the lodge, assisted by SUB8CR1M10N RA'i'KB of pictures done by Manchester ar- Roeenblatt has an autographed benefit from It?” SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wl* wjoic Oanaa Orahaatraa—wait and Oiai* John Csims, who 'for a numb Qaa >aar. bp aaU ...... f poses of Abrsbam Uneoln—a party photo of General Johnson, Inscribed, catarrh of the bile ducts, liver ab- ious attack takes all tha Joy out of large helpings If desired. trfla-wiun wlod wstn wrae w*b wapi tiao- 7146—flaak* Carter, Talk—ba- Walter S. Qsrde, widely known hotel’ the Grand LiOdge officers of (3onnco- Answer: An attack of pneumonia wjds wsmh kvoo wkr wfaa whap kp«w man, died at her apartment In Hotel years was engaged in the J* Bar Maata. bp atall .9 tists, professIonU, amateur and be- ‘"To Sol: A great admlnletrator — scesaes, gall-bladder, adheeiona, Ufa. Ragarditta of the fundamental More exerctoe, long walks, plenty ale; flatwaan th* fleakanda—wait Guests of Company K. New York, Nov. 23.— (A P ) — , T o m o r r o w . tlcut. Grand officers expected to Blaala Copiaa ...• • ...... * 9 that, after the lapse of a single often leaves one especially suscepti- wool ktbs ktbs wioc wavo wlar 7106- ttoO—flaay Aaaa—aait: Haymte ginner, held at'S t. Mary's church perhaps the greatest." scleroeto or cancer of tbs liver, and dtoasM which to rosponsibli for the of sleep, and simple meals are the MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kelr kfhl Orah**.—Dial*; Nath Orah.—wait'. Garde here today, following s heart Now NBC win be broken fo r three- take part in the ceremonial are; business In Manchester and OalTvarad“ uT*ai ■ eaa paar • dB-ca a • i Presidential term,' the people of the Intestini)) indigestion. However, I ble to a future attack. I can only FACIFIC COAST—kfro ktl k(w komo attack. Mrs. Garde woe the dsugli- last winter, is to be repeated during biUouaneae the attack to almost al- beet method* of getting the liver to 701— 6:11 — Bdwin C. Hlll't Cam. hour radio productions with a dance Senior Patriarch Henry Bradley, Jr. died a year or two after moviflg^l MKHBBR o r I'HC a U O a a T E D country will again place In power get thousands of letters from pa- ■uggest that you endeavor to build khq kf*d ktar k n kpo manta—baale: Orehttlraa — Otala ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George of Derby; Colonel William Johnson ways precipitated by poisons ab- function properly. up your general health proper Cont, Ita t. and weat One of the features of the annual salvo ■ series Saturday night on A ll plans are completed for the Califomis, to In towrn for • PRESS the first week of December. RFC Chairman and Mrs. Jesse tients who complain that they are shoot of Company K St the state Henry Smith of this city but the of Torrington, Commander of the Tba Aaaaolatad Prata la axeluaiTal/ because It will have once more be- sorbed from the Intestines and car- Jlliousnesa .eadlly yields to the dieting and exeretolng. Diathermy did*— lid*—Capt. Tim Haaly, Slampt 7:10— 9:10 — Court ef Human Ptla- NBC. There to at least one other In institution of ’^oneer Junior Lodge days, coming here from Califor The conception of Rev. J. Stuart Jones backstage during, the new billoue, and It to certain that a tick ried directly to Jie liver We know right treatment and if you have tlana—basic: nhythm Rhapiedy— rifle range Sunday will be the greater part of her life had been prospect. Cantons of Connecticut; Fred L. antltlad to tba uaa for rapublteattoa come the only party of the people. Kaufman-Rysktnd play, a bit lur- treatments often prove beneficial. liO ^ (:00—Thrill* of Tomcrow — Dial*; Harbla Kay* Orah**.-west a( all aawi diapatrbaa aradiiad to i< man to not as much concerned with t^at the bkK’J te carried directly developed bilious attacks in the cast; Oltk St*«l*, Nspertar—mtdw “ greased pig” chase to be put on by spent In Hartford and In her. sum- Th* newest to to concentrate it- No. 1 of Connecticut, under the Phelps P. G. of Mlddletowm; Grand where he Is now living. In the tut Neill, rector o f the church, himself prlsed as a chorus boy epanks a Keeping the chMit warm writb flan- tOO— IDO—March af Tima, Dram* or aol otbarwiaa eraditad in tbla names as he to with a cure, and, from the. Intestines -o the liver to post, you can avoid them In tha.fu- i i l ^ (t1*—Myattrimis tdand — *0*1 ; :16— ItSIb—Hollywood Hetal—« to r the company. The chose will start mer home at Neptune Park. New self Into two divisions, three hours sponsorship of King Da'vld Lodge of Marshall Randall Frink of Plain- cats of the estate o f hto mother, ■ and alao iba toea. na«ra oob- a gifted amateur painter, last year’s phonis gal standing In the wings nel probably wrould be beneficial. Tom Mix, SkcUh—mldwaat rapaat S when be feels certain ayroptome, he have the 'potoons screened out of It t’ire, By following sensible babite *1*0— t;M -^rou.lta*l* N*w* Fcriod *i}6—lOlM—Ktl* Smith A Htr Mueic at 2:30 p. m., and to expected to pro- London. each on the afternoons of Christ- vine; Charles Roberts, Jr., P. O., o f died In the spring. , Rtrai; bara.n. BREAKS A PLATE and hisses, "H I there, cutic!” Immediately pictures himself os 10:00—11:06—0x11* Nalaan Oreh,—aaat. this town. The ceremony, marking | All riabia rapubileatloB at picture show was one o f the most If-the liver to overworked wdth tc j o f living, the liver will be able to do ■;ia— t:W—Merlon McAlfcc, Sesran* vide plenty of fun for the watchers. She had long been active In social mas and New Year's, to be distrib- Manchester. The one-story brick building 01 bilious. *:d»— didS—flllly aatahclsr's Skateh Myrt and Mara*—rapaat for wait the institution of this, the first Con- j apaolal dlapa'obaa barair ara alao ra- I Suppose some official of a rail- worthwhile unde rtakings that this KUboume Johnston and Bobby many wastes it re'cAla eapeclally Its work without becoming sluggish Th* value o f mineral products d:00— 7t00—Oould A Shatter, Plane* 10:11—11:11-^*11* Nalion Orch.—aaii. A ll plans are complete for one of and charitable work'In the utate and uted by the CBS network. A t 7:00 o'clock on Dec. 16 the de- Main street. Just south o f the “ aaraad.______^______Straus, N R A "crown pripces,", cock- The attack makes itself notice- when there to some disorder of the and biliouaneaa and the "bluaa" wrill taken from Montana since 1865 (It*— 7:16—0*n* A OI*n—eaat A *ou Henry Buaa* Orehastra-midwest the largest assemblies of marksmen, especially In her home city of Hart- T ry these tonight; neclicut Junior lodge, will be held ] hurst Grocery, was built by road company, whose Job was to community has experienced In a 10:16—11:16—Harry Oaltar Oreh.—b«- gree teams of Enterprise Lodge of tailtng rather lugubriously In the able to the patient early In the liver present. then disappear. I f you need fur- a been valued at $3,000,000^ •;S0— 7:16—Unel* flara Itidle Itatlen •Ic; flarl Hinai Orehec.—midweit both National guard am' sportsmen, ford. She was a life member of the W EAF-N BC —9:30, Pic and Pat- Saturday evening, Dec. 15 in Odd ' Bronx, N. Y., will put on their wrork Calms as were several other bu ro ll aarmea ollaot of N E A darv* long time. It was in no sense a •id*— 7ld(—Th* Kin* Ou«r* Qu*rt*t tea. Iba I take charge of the conduct of Its Carlton lounge. morning as bil may accumulate In During an acute attack one ther help, write to me and oeoura 000. 11D6—lt:06—Jacqua* Ranard Orehaa. that has attended a like affair In Hartford Women's Club. sy; 10:80. United Sta*es and World Ings in that section of Manchasb 7i06— *i06—J*Mlc* Oraflen*lt*-:to < 11:16—1*il6—Prank Dallayl Orohaitri Fellow’s Hall, beginning at 7 o'clock, j and the Manchester lodge will be in- I stations, should have put up In each contest affair. It was rather a •;00— (:e6-W(ltaln* by Ab* Lymtn 12:06— 1:00—Oan* Kardo* Ore.—wabc this section for many years. All Mrs. Garde leave* beside* her Affairs; 12:30. Ted Fiereto orches- Previous to the institution and In-1 stituted at 7:45 by the Grand Lodge He sold all but the brick build Pabllabar a Rapra.antatlaa: Toa *:I6— *I|6—Pick A Pat, Camady Aot tra. Jollua Ma'.liawa Spaolal aaaney—Naw watting room a sign reading, ‘‘No demonstration o f what Is going on • lOO—10:06—Th* Plral Nlahtar—o to o NBC-WJZ NETWORK marksmen attending,, who have rifles husband, s daughter, Miss Marjorie .stallatlon of officers, a banquet fori officers. Officers will be installed and this was left to hto w ife on and ammunition arc asked to bring WABC-CBS -7:30, Serenaders; l Tork COIcapo, Oatrolt aod Boaton ttoO—10:16—Oolhia Charlttar*. Oraan ■A tie — flatli wji wbi-wbxa wbal S. Garde.' the visiting lodge and officers and at 8:30. death. Before ho returns to C Profane or Scurrilous Language among the people o f this town In 10:06—11:06—flack of tha Nawt, Talk them, others who have no rifles or 8:30. Al Jolson and Ruby Keeler; wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wiyr winal: Funeral services will be held from invited guests and members of En-1 I>etter.s of Invitation will be sent fomla Young Ctolrr.s will arrange ! MEMUEk audit BUREAU o r the way of effort to express the s T' 10:1S—11:16—Parnando Orohaat.—waaf Mldwaat; wcky wetir wl* kwk kwer 10:30, Kate Smith. ClRfnJUITIUN'S Allowed." And suppose then, after only: Oan* and Olan—w**t rapaat ammunition will be supplied them by the Garde residence in Asylum te^prlse Lodge of Bronx, N. Y., will to the 96 lodges dn Connecticut sind have changes made In the Imlld^liL koll wren wmaq kao wkbf the committee In charge. WJZ-NBC— 8:30, Al Goodman re- that sign bad bad plenty of time to tistlc impulse o f which one In every 10:16—IttoO—PraddI* Martin Orehaaira NORTHWflST A CANADIAN — wtmj street. West Hairtford Monday at 2 bo held in the Hotel Sheridan at 6:30 the local lodge expects that from 500 that wdll add to the appearancflflffi Tbr Herald Pr'niins Uompany. Inc . 11:06—1*1)6—flddl* Ouehin Orehaaira vue; 9:30, Phil Baker; 11:30, Fred- the buildings. He expects to be UM so many human beings to possessed wlba kitp webo wdiy kfyr crot efnf The range for the shoot will be 100 p. m. BurlM will be in Walnut Grove o'clock. to 700 Odd Fetlowa will attend the assumes no flnsncIsT rstDonaibllltf soak into the consciousness of the 11:16—12:10—Tad Plarit* A Orehaaira SOUTH — wm-a wptf wwho wli wjaa yards and the targets to be used will dy Martin orchestra. this section for two or three wee for lepoarapnicsl errors sppsarins n cemetery, Meriden. .Started Here ceremony. Music wdll be provided road's patrons, another official And It resulted In an amazing reve- . CBS-WABC NETWORK wfla-wiun wlod warn wmc wah wapf be the "F ltz" lucky target and the What to expect Saturday: advartlsemania In tha Manehaaier wjd* wamh kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre The movement for the institution by the Odd F’ellows orchestra and lation of unsuspected talent. "Running Deer” target. Ten mark.'t- W EAF-N BC — 12:30 p. m.. Merry Beenins Haram should come along, climb onto a flASIC—Kaat: wabe wade woko wcao woal ktbi kthn wioo wav* of a Junior lodge In thla town was the decorations In the hall wdll be by waab wnae wsr wkbw wkre whk cklw MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kshi men will shoot In each group, each' H. P. WILSON OE.4D Madcaps; 6:30, Our American A German setenttot has Inve____ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23 waiting room bench and announce We know of no other community wdre wean wja* weanaan awfbl wtpd iriav PACIFIC COAST—kgo kfl kgw komo Washington, Nov. 23.—(AP)— begun in 1932 by August H. Stmon- the Park Hill Flower Shop. shoes made o f boards with a m i£4| wmaa wbna: Mldwaet: wbbm wfbm khq kfad ktar kpo man getting five shots on the deer schools. sen, P. (3. P. of King David lodge, that the signs were being misinter- where Just this kind of art shows Harley Peyton Wilson, 81. one-Ume WABC-CBS—A Cffieerup revue; Subordinate lodges, cantons and float which will permit the weMtHtii kmbe kmox wowo what Cant., flaat. target. The "Fltz" target to a six who introduced a measure in the are held. Even for amateur shoW' ■AOT—wpt whp wlbw whae wiba wfaa bond salesman who rose to power 4:30 p. m.. Library Of Congreas mu- encampments will send their candi- to walk on the surface of wateY,;-: G. 0- P. CONTROL BATTLES preted—that what they really meant 4:26— 1:16—Tha Singing Lady—aait Inch square numbered on the back Grand Lodge of Connecticut with wore wlec efrb ekao wlhx 4:46— 1:41—Orphan Annie—eaat only as s public utilities executive, died sical. dates direct to Manchester to take according to a report of thg dep " was that profane and scurrilous Ing.s there to almost always some DIXIfl—wflat wife wbre wqam wded from 1 to 9 and the msrksmsn who this In view. A fter a year’s delay. It is logical that in New York 1:06- 0:00—Jack Bargar A Orchaatra today at hto homo, Hollln Hail, In this degree. ment of commerce from Berlin. kir* wrae wlao wdau wtoe krld wrr 6:16— 1:36—Praaa.Radio Nawa Period tallies the largest score wins the WJZ-NBC—9 s. m.. Breakfast language was allowed there If so be stuffy Jury to demand what it re- ktrh ktaa waco koma wdbo wbt wda* Alexandria. Va., after s long Illness. Club; 12:15 p. m.. Farmers Union state, which includes the citadel of wbic wdbl WWTS wmbe waja wmbr 6:11— 6:35—0*1* Pag* and Orchaatra prizes offered for this event. anyone yearned to be profane or gards as a proper standard of , merit 1:41— 1:41—Lowall Thomaa — raat; Chickens and turkeys will be pro- Wilson was a director of the program. American reactlo'n. New York City, wala ktui ksko wcea wdnx wnox kwkh - Orphan Annie—repeat to mIdweM scurrilous. Would the second offi- before a proffered picture can bo MIDWflOT—weah wfll wmt wmbd wlan 4:06— 7:00—Amea 'n' Andy—eaat onlv vided as prizes. should be fought the first battles in wlbw kfh ktab wkbn wceo wabt kaej cial statement be called an "inter- hung and more or less of the pomp decks wnax woe • :11— 7:11—Wiilard Roblaon Orehaat. Many novelty features have been tha forthcoming war for control of mo unt ain—kvor k1* koh k«1 4:16— 7:16—Rad Oavla, Serial Skttch provided by the men for the day and pretation" of the order? Or a nut- and circumstance of sophisticated M A 6 T — kh) heln kfro kel kfpr kvt • i46— 7:46—Oangaroua Paradlaa, Skit the Republican party between its kfbk kmj kwfl kam kdb ksmb kst> 7:06— 1:00—Iran* Rich'* Serial Play all marksmen, regardless of age or llflcatlon—or attempted nullification gallery procedure. But In the 8t 7:16— 1:11—Th* Dick Llabert Revue military connection, are welcome. liberal and conservative wings. Cent, flaat. 7:16— ItlCL-AI Ooedman’e Hall Hour G I F T M —of it? Mary's show last year all this was " M o v e these one-of-a-k md discontinued samples d:d0— 1:46 — Rebinten Crutaa, Jr.— 1:00— 1:00—Phil Harria A Orchaatra There will be no admission charge Since upon the outcome of those bat- N. T.: Pranklln MeCermlak—chain but a nominal charge will be made Donald RIchberg seems to be the | entirely end delightfully absent, 1:16— *;10—Phil Oakar Show—to c • lOO^ OMO—H. V. Kaltanbarn — aaat; • :06—16:06—Al Barnard, Paul Dumont for luncheon which will be served at tles must determine the future . Oto Oan**—weat F U R N I T U R E only person In the United States i Any kid or self taught old gentle- ItoO—10:16—A Maiaao* ef liratl noon by the company entertainment course of the party— whether It la that are eating up valuable floor space* * 116- (111 — flabby flanaan — atit: 10:00—11:00—Dal Camp* Orehaaira— who did not understand the Labor j man who began painting at 70 Christmas” Rabart Mack—Dutla; flklppy—mld- aaat: Amea 'n* Andy—weat repeat committee. You’ll b« proud to become again a living force for waat: Tax** Itaimar*—wait only 16:16—I l i l O ^ a l l y Ceburn Orcheetr* Members of the company will re- Board's rulingin the Houde case as | could enter his work, itoO— 0:16—Addle Oeelcy, Poatball— 11:00—12:06—Ralph KI rbary, Barllena tha lecurity and progres.s of the Christ m as pieces are arriving every d a y .*.a n d w t : Pad Orana* — ether* eaat; 11:01—12:01—Felix and Hit Orchaatra port at the armory tomorrow after- a mandate that any representative j Manchester ha.s, of course, some Jack Armatreng—mldwaat rapaat to give! nation or a mere cloak for a stub- 11:10—12:10—Archl* fllayar Orchaatra noon at 1 o'clock to erect tents and elected by a majority of a group of j very high grade amateur artists equipment for the shoot. born but dying bourbonism—the employees to bargain with the em- and some pretty noted profession- no space to show them* Let's give som eb ody a nation will watch that contest with 9:30— Phil Baker, Harry McNaugh- ployer under the National Recovery als, Many of the pictures shown ' ton, Martha Meors, contradto; held breath. MISS CLARKE IS FREED . Act Iwcame thereby the repre.sen- Itt.st year would have done credit to i L«on Belssco's orchestra. (Above) Every home Dependable Merchandiie at Low Prices First thing to do, according to the, lot to be thankful for this Than ksgivin g T im e . " 10:00— A l Bernard and Paul Du- any art exhibit. Taken all togeth- wnc needs this handsome program of the progressive element | Hartford. Oobb. mont. OF HOMICIDE CHARGE magazine rack. ' Sides group, minority as well as majority. er, the works o f skill and genius, In the party. Is to get rid of Repre- aojOO W . KMO 4. O. SBEt M. 10:80— Jewlafa ProgrEm— "The Mes- are mahogany veneer- Asked at the time fo r verification the efforts of the dllittantes and the Ifflvel62fl Broflde— Hflg darviafl sage o f Israel", Rsbbi Jonah B. Shop A t GRANTS Tomorrow— santative Bertrand H. Snell as Re- ed. of this Impression, members of the beginners, the show was charming- Wtoe. Former School Teacher Could publican floor leader In the national 11:00— Time, weather. Not Be Connected With Itoad Labor board said, for publlentlon, ly Interesting. Friday, Nov. S8 Where The Wise Economize! Houae of Representatives. Chase 11:05— Muslcsle. Infants Found in Trunk. "Yes, that's Just what the ruling This year, with the impetus of 4:00— Music OuUd.' 11:15— Cascades orchestra. Mellon, Jr., chairman o f the New Tw»nty-*isto y ««f« of Oronfs honost mordiofidtsInB >>o* wen means." going enterprise. It should be even 5:00— Causes of War. 11:30—Rockefeller Outer Rainbow York County Committee, and W. 5:15— Straight Shooters. Brooklyn. N. Y., Nov. 23.— (A P )— Now comes Mr. RIchberg and tells better. Unless we arc greatly mU- Room orchestra. A charge of homicide placed against thfl trust of million* of stirowcl shoppers. They know ttray klngsland Macey, displaced before 6:80— Nellie Revell'a Interviews. 12:00— Ralph Klrbery, the Dream tba country this Is all a mistake; taken the people of this town are go- 6:45— Stamp Club. Miss Ruby Clarke, 36, of Nyack, N. con depend on Grant’* policy of high Quality at low prices. the election es chairman of the Re- Singer. Y., after the bodies of three Infants that the Labor Boanl ruling doesn't ing to realise, pretty soon, that they 6:00— Wrightvtile CHarion. 12:05—Montclair Hotel orchestra. publican State Committee by the were found In a trunk which be- mean any such thing and that owe something to Dr. Neill for in- 6:30— Press*Radio News. 12:30—Hotel Ckimmodore orchestra. longed to her, was dismissed In the Wall atreet group which led the par- 6:35— Rhythm Masters. (Above) A graceful end minorities are entitled to represen- augurating these fascinating exhi- Brooklyn Homicide Court today. speci a l ty to auch disastrous defeat, are ac- 6:46— Billy Batchelor. table with bandy shelf for .95 tation of their own choosing. bitions. Miss Clarke, attractive former Angora tively heading the movement to re- 7:00— Jack A Loretta. schcml teacher, had been held with- books. The top to mahog- This has been called an "Inter- 7:15— Gene and Glenn. Purchase deem the party In their state from GLORIA’S MOTHER out bail on a short affidavit since any veneered. pretation." It's about the same 7:30— Musical Highway. Tuesday night, when she returned Knitted 'th e control of the Snells, the Davl- thing as Interpreting "yes" to mean BEMIND THE SCEN ES IN 8:00— Jessica Dragonette. voluntarily from a hunting trip In aons and the money trust. 9:00— Modem Concert program; upstate New York after police In- MEN'S "no." ■ Thsrs Is much significance in the Robert Shanley, baritone. TO APPEAL CASE formed her of the discovery of the Once we knew a good and very 9:80— Pick and Pat. bodies. fact that Senajtor Borah Is going to Dresses WOOL 10:00—First Nlghter. meek little man who worked hard Miss Clarke had stored the trunk (Above) The artistry of help them. He Is to Are the open- 10:30— Gothic ChoristerA New Styles — Real Good all -week, every week. Etoch Hat- 2 D inin g Roo m Suites $ In which the bodies were found in a master craftsmen to seen in ing gun for the liberalisation of the 11:00— George R. Holmes’ News Brooklyn warehouse in the summer Idioking! Sizes 14 to 20. iirday night he repaired himself til Mrs. Vanderbilt Determined this lovely coffee table. Ma- SOCKS O. O. P. in New York—and that In- By KOHNEY DITCHER , Early English design, similar to sketch. from Washington. o f 1932. The trunk contained only hogany. veneered. the comer saloon and took unto him ’ Walnut veneered with solid carved oak 11:18— Jesse CJrawford, organist. odds and ends when she stored it, avltably means throughout the East Washington. Nov. 23. — Between self about four beers. Then he electlon.s and the opening of Con- panels. Rich ’’smoky" walnut finl.-h. 11:13— Blumber Hour. She Win Get Possession of she said. and the nation—at the December gress. your nation's capital is en Refectory table, buffet, china, arm and 12:00— Mldn.— Silent. A detective Informed Magistrate (L e ft) Convenient half- would walk home on his heels, swag- Each $ • ^ . 0 0 meeting o f the New York County joying one of its so-called crime 5 side chairs. David Hlrshflcld that he bad found circle end table wdth reeded ger Into the kitchen and roar Her Little Daughter. legs and a solid mahogany Committee. waves. Reg. $249. no evidence linking Miss Clarke with •‘Mary Ann, who’s boss In this It's a rather weak effort— the the deaths o f the babies. Magistrate top. Thla, if we mistake not, will bo house?" kind of crime wave where people Hirshfleld said: $ 6 .9 5 the very first time In the long public New York, Nov. 23.— f AP )—Mrs. “It is unfortunate that we have pr. "You are, Dlnny." call mass meetings of indignant career o f the Idaho senator, that be citizens and nobody comes except a WDRC Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt appeared such a system whereby a person can "All, right; by hell. I'll break a few officials anxious to call names be put in Jail two days without ball has tvar taken part in any contest C olo nial Bedroo m Suites 898 Hartford €>>■■. today to be more determined than plate!" And he did. or defend themselves. ISM on a short affidavit made by a de- within the Republican party of on ever to continue the effort for the tective. I believe you have been Mr. RIchberg seems to us to have But there’s been some slight Choice of 5 styles: Solid "Ixmdon Smoke” Thanksgiving Bastem state. I f it does not indi- clamor for otistlng the police chief, Friday, Nov. 98 • sole possession o f her daughter punished. You are discharged.” W ATKINS maple twin beds, dressing table, dresser base, been breaking a plate. 5:00— Jean A Bea. Miss Clarke, who has been near cate a belief on bis part that the who to known as "Duck Legs." and 2 mirrors; genuine maple poster bed, dresser $/?A.50 Gloria. collapse since she arrived here, was at MANCHESTER. C O N N . the gamblers have been, seriously in- base, dressing table, 2 mirrors; Pennsylvania 6:16— Sklppy. She Is ready "to go to every Special party stands at a vital turning point assisted to her feet by her attorney convenienced. Also, the capital to Dutch blue and Ivory enamel decorated in red 6:30—Jack Armstrong, All-Ameri- court In the United States" to break in its history and the history of the THE BUTLER TALE Each and led from the courtroom. finding out what became of Its many with twin beds, dresser base, cheat o f draw- can Boy. down the order of Justice John F. nation how can we account for such There to a pronounced tendency ex-bootleggers who couldn’t be ers, 2 mirrors and bench.- 5:45— Miniatures by Franklin Mc- Carew giving custody of the ten an unprecedented proceeding? crowded Into the legitimate liquor Values to $119.40 (3ormack. year, old girl Gloria to Mrs. Harry Aluminum on the part of tha majority of the business. 6:00—H. V. Kaltenbom—Current Beyond quesfim there are count- Payne Whitney. country's newspapers and of the The crime wave really didn’t con- Events. less thousand* of people who, bt- sist of much except the murder of a Mrs. Vanderbilt broke her silence a press associations to "play down' 6:16— Bobby Benson and Sunny newspaper vendor whom gunmen In the controversy yesterday In a Ware eauoe they had always been Identi- tha Smedley Butler-Fascist plot Jim. statement In which she accused Mrs. mistook for a gambling house oper 6:30— Football Reporter — Eddie fied with the Republican party, con- story. Such an attitude toward ator. Whitney of being behind a move- One Dat DRUG SALE Sauce Pam L_ Dutch Colonial suite with Dooley. tinued to identify themselves with it, ment “ to rob me of my child.” 1 and V/i quarts. that bizarre tale may be— probably It was revealed that nearly all bed, dresser base, dress- 8:45— Beauty program. REMEMBER! We Lead—Others Follow Our Prices! Aluminum The Dally News, In a copyrighted in spite of the obvious fact that It to—commendable; It certainly would the surplus bootleggers had gone ing table, 2 mirrors; Mod- 6:55— Press-Radio News. Into the gambling racket and that 4 Breakfast Suites story, quotes Mrs. Vanderbilt say- Pudding Pons— was slipping under the control of em maple group with bed, 7:00— M yrt and Marge. Read These Prices And Prove It To Yourself! be a wicked thing to over-play It. resultant overcrowding had led to ing also that In September 1933, she G L A SS 1 and 1>.^ quarts. dresser, dressing table 7:15— A ir Adventures of Jimmie special interests, simply because But whether the press of the coun- bitter strifUf Windsor model shown; 9 Dressing Table rejected an offer of $60,000 a year mirror and bench. Allen. Arthur*s Maintain The Lowest Prices In Town Cake Pans Roasters there was no oth^ party In whose So the p IfAKCREffTES EVEmNG HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN. FRroAT, N OVEMBER Z8.1984. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRroAT. NOVEMBER » . IBM. PAOBBLBVl^^ CONCERT W n l AID With the Radio Amateurs TO ORGANIZE JUNIOR MALMGRENFDND What la Being Accomplished By Manchester Enthusiasts L0.0.F.0NDEC.I5 B ar g ain Hound aP BBCKR BBBB TODAT arose, too. Now ho was coming The radio amateur—what la he 7 a. New England district of the United m h&e latk w ^ 4estfe, A N N towArd A zul What doea he do? What good to States and the "AO ?” ' would serve ____ pnttr •■d *0, hMM "Angel,” bo said softly, "when Memorial to Former Soper- he?. These, and myriad other such to Identify a certain individual Will Be First m Connectiait; - eelteg* eoane wm« imde did you fly down?” queries, suggest themselves to the Likewise. W2CIF would Indicate MINNESOTA PUCES Undergrad Harriers Down by IwMM frow hw f»tber’« Ann's eyes widened In smsse* mtendent Is Being Raised; mind of the average person when- that the station is in the second die DIZZY WANTS $25,000, To repay tkem eho oSen mrnt. A fter an Instant she met ever the phrase “radio amateur” to trict which Is comprlse MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ IfANCHESTER. CPtiN , FRIDAT, NOVEMBER 29,1994. PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING R E R A LA MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28.1984. assartad, “at present' maintaining TRIES SUICIDE er prominent Fasclsta which wera gallon of charges made hy the that be subaequently paid I 2.00Q passenger locomotives, bigger than been followed by the New Haven ember 34 at 7:00 p. m„ as gueita ot the largest armaments, set the ex- RUSSIA TO AID FRANCE HUNGARY DEMANDS organised In Prance, Italy had Democratic atate committee, of for the work. YEAROFSPEED any wMch had been prevknisly used, with respect to Its freight service. President Samuel H. Graham. ample and make considerabie sacri- AFTER WEDDING made 42 requests for extradition political activity and waste In the Roger J. Bounds, FERA Investi- which were capable of new high Big locomotive* now haul freight at Walter Stemmohe, well-known JAPAN GRANTS fices. Then peace mong Japan, 5 but none was honored. administration of relief In New gator from Washington, has arriv- speed. These new demons of apeeed speeds which a few years back were humorist and publicity man at the IN CASE OF GERMAN WAR HEARING ON CHARGE Italy looked with much disfavor the United States and Great Britain Hampehire. ed to take the testimony of citizens, were Introduced both In eteam and considered possible only by paseen- Connecticut State Ck>llege, will en- ir s t torts YOU PAY and even the world peace will be Bride Leaps Into River Gutch- on a not# of tha o:.ucr two mern'o*-,-* One complaint, according to the the newspaper says. ON "NEW HAVEN’ electric oMratlon. ?;cr trains. Modernisation of F ^ A T i o m i S of lbs Entente, Caacboalovakla and tertain the'workera at thla event. HUGE SUM FOR aasurqid.** (Omthiiied from Page One) ing Bridal Bouquet—Is Res- (Coattnnad from Page On*) newspaper, cheiged a Concord block ------^------J New roUer-bearlng-equlppcd de- relght facUttlss, faster switching, According to Mr. Graham, there cued By Police. R:vuanla, which artompanled and owned by Gov. John O. Wlnant waa luxe coaches have ahKi allied the In- Introduction of feeder motor trucks supported the 'Yugoelav letter. The are 167 canvassers at work In tha LESS A t WAR VETS AS GCABM The huge iteel and concrete net- en up at the January aeaston of the painted as a Federal relief project, Switzerland baa been manufao. creased epeed of regular trains, this —all have decreased the time re- apokeaman aald she considers this turing paper since the first factory type of equipmAt reducing friction County under the leadership ot two Paterson, N. J., Nov. 23— fA P ) work of forte facing the Rhine, aald Council. contrary to law. quired In the transportation of Captains. S. Iversen of Avon WARmSES World War veterans in the Pater- Chicago, Nov. 2?.— (A P )—A an uncalled for brandishing of the waa established at Basel In 1440. Program of Swift Operation and Increasing riding comfort. freight. John Deputy Andre Beaugitte, “coat four Eckhardt repeated hia atatementa gay wedding celebration ended Little EHitente’e "mailed fist.” Charles' B. Carroll, Republican Other items which have entered the Is Captain of the South East Sec- son silk area will be called on to aid billion franc* but are usdeas unlcM of last night today through micro- tion of Hartford County and W. S. ^ tOaaOMWd trom Fmge Om ) police keep the dye shops in ■ this today with the bride floundering member of the executive council the speed program are the third track- FRESH they are defended." He aald that one In the murky Chicago river, etlU phones, using a garden belonging to (Jltlzen states, said that Governor ADVERITSEMENT ^ to Reach New Heights, Is Plnnoy of Suffleld is Captain of the BRUNNER’S district open, ■f>robably Monday "to the League. ing of porUons of the main line, permit loyal workers" to return to fort, which neede-j at leaat 000 men, clutching her wedding bouquet Wlnant explained to a council meet- enabling faster operation with much FARM BUREAU WORKERS North West SecUon. tk* uvy ww fives 080,000,000 waa manned by four men and a cor- —and the poUce had a new puz- ing this week that the building waa H ie Princess Grill 38c luncheon la At the meeting, the Captains and fan and the arnijr 490,000,0(M. their Jobs, a statement, issued in In a presa atatement he' aald HOSPITAL NOTES the talk of the town. Try It your- PredictioiL increased safety; further extension CARNATION the name of the employers, said to- poral. zle. Tugoalavla’a protest "is purely a painted Without his knowledge, and of automatic signaling; strengthen- the Town Chairmen will give re- Detail* of the defenee andtmenta self and see why. TO GATHER TOMORROW ports on the progress of the Cam- day. Twenty thousand workers He told the Chamber of Deputies Screams of the bridesmaid, political maneuver to injure Hun- Edward Lockwood of 63 Ridge ing of bridges; so that marked amre not revealed, widow of Gangster Dion O'Ban- paign up to the present moment. Minor army, requeele were 101,- have been on strike a month. that Germany waa supposed to have gary which baa been deprived of its street, Mrs. EHizabeth Robb of 168 slackening of speed whUe travers- MILK ion, attracted bridge tenders to army and has lost all but her hon- For several years, the raUroad The contest between the two dis- 000,000 yen for new weapon* and Union leaders, however, appeared 100,000 troops concentrated just Maple street, were admitted yester- has been almlag at a high speed ing them is no longer necessary. Canvassers in Membership undismayed by the announcement acrosi the Rhine. "If these 100,000 the, bride’s plight after th* po- or." The whole program will be climax- tricts will close on December 1,' mtinitibn* and 70,000,000 for expan- day. and Mrs. Marshall Larson and level which ten or fifteen years ago Drive to Be Dined at Hotel 1934. *ton of the air force*. the shops would open. A * a result were thrown without warning lice eajd she had flung beraetf ed early next year by the introduc- tall ca m from the birdge at the.termlna- ITALY BACKS HCNOART Infant son of 10 Laurel Place and would- have been scoffed at as im- B Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE By G«Be Ahem S t i n k v ' Da v i s h a s t o m s t a r t s d i n c v b r y « a m s b k c a u s b h r o w n s t h s f o o t b a l l Beauty experts advise that rouged a ears will be all the rage for the WELL,YOU HAVE to HATE TO SHOP ^ nHVERf ISE ' “lilSSS I put you on no pedestal to worship ladlea this winter. This arouses only YES,EBA‘D*v M913 from afar, a small itlr from this quarter. A TH'VASTEST HORSt HAVE ADOCTORl (c HEARD NSE CORRECTING 1 understand your weaknecses and populace that has endured lacquered TAKE Nt< P U I S E love you as you are; AW RACE HORSE, IN TH' WORLD. MOVING—TRUCKING- APARTMENTS—FLATS— toe nails can abide yed ears. ^ 0”^ I'O'' WITH THAT OC It lost AND FOUND 1 Tour little faults T plainly see, my _«o DREADNALKSHXRAN A UNTIL YOU CET A STORAGE 2U TENEMENTS 63 heart theyTl often scar, SW ISS CHURN ) V uisT— SMALL BLACK BATIN SHDTEANDDIEGAL So Fullbacks Must Be Big! Departing Guest—You’ve got a AMLE IN ONE NMNUTE NEW CLUTCH PUT And yet my love will last because I pretty place here, friend, but it poclntbook, cootAinlnc Ictten «nd PERRETT It ULE N NE Y INC. locAl FOR RENT—UPPER FLAT, nearly want you aa you are. AND TWENTY-THREE INTO THAT'PAWN- COBBLESTONE SoBV. litader r«tum to 187 Park u d long dlatsac* moving. Odlly new, 6 nice very convenient rooms, looks a bit bare y e t STREETS ANB Host— Oh, It’a because the trees SHOP VETERAN. .•tmt. Tdephop* 644>.______expreia to Ha-tford. Overnight sun porch, p a n ^ , steam heat, fire- GAIN GOLF FINAU How About Clark of Navy? SECONDS/^^l TlNlET^ HORSE-DRA>NN' •ervlca to end from New York. Tel. place, warm garage, spacious You'd got tired o f quail much are rather young. I hope theyTl have HIM , WITH IR IS ACCURATE m -T, 8083, 8880 or 8884. grounds, splendid neighborhood, sooner than you would beefstake. grown to a go^ size before you L ■pat r o l WAiCONS auto mo biles FOR SALE 4 Many pMple won’t believe that, but come again. ready t>ec. 1st. Inquire 183 North bbMJNG AnnapoUs, Md., Nov. 33— (A P ) — «,pick out a receiver in a crowded ■RAILROAD WATCH,WHICH SHOOK IT OUT OF it is true. JSS3 PONTIAC sedan. 1934 WiUsr* Elm street, or Phone 4049. CHARTER OAK UEAOrB <$iOUS teams were close and exciting. Amerk Stars to Battle for CMst aside your theory of a burly, ' field and toaa an unerring W AS GIVEN TO M fB y THE PUBLIC PASSENGER Team No. 2 and Team No. 3 took tank-shaped fullback and consider Some men are so consistent that r-T./^'BALANCE./ Mdan, 1933 WUlye coupe, 1934 Pon- FOR RENT—MODERN three room Bashfol BiUy they always dress in their Sunday SERVICE 20-A In the Big League last night at four points, while Team No. 6 took Ns'vy'a all-America candidate— five Once off the athletic fields ths ENGINEER HVSTORICAC Uac sedan; 1930 Chevrolet sedan, tenement, ail redecorated, at 170 Aostralian Toomey Hon- Our Idea of. a fOol lawyer Is one beet before tuning in on the church 1930 Ford couoe. Reduced for the Charter Oak alleys, Gibson’s three. Coleman took high single of foot eight inch, 165 pound BUI reckless abandon that marks his who challenges a prize lighter who' OL*D NUNNEER*^ IN ADDITION TO Silver Lane Bub Eldridge street. Inquire at 172 EH- Garage took the first round money 127 and also three string with 332. (Hark. service. quick sale. Cole Motors. Line, De Luxe Bus for lodge party play gives Way to a serene quietness is called for Jury duty. dridge street. by taking two out of three games Team No. 1 (0) He's little but he’s rough. or team trip*, we also offer 7 paa- ors and $2,500. that suggests the peacefulness o f his FOR SALE— 1933 Chevrolet coach, fixm the Oak S t Tavern. The Val- wnils ...... 78 77 78—233 And he’s tough enough to lead Teacher—There is a direct and in- ■enger sedan delivery. Pbom 3063, FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene- Iowa farm at sunset. And on the black, driven 10,000 miles, like new, voline Oil Co, took two from the FalcctU ...... 63 75 70—208 the Interference that has shaken prom floor, he’s bashful BUly. Perkins—I hear Jeltreas died. direct taxation. Give me an example 8880, 8864. ment, reasonable, all improve- the aallor’ff Buzz Borriea Ioom on Blmpson— Yeah— killed himself of Indirect taxation. heater, balloon tires, reasonable. ments, southslde, 60 Spruce street, British American Club. Schubert got Clay ...... 64 82 81—227 It took the Navy coaches almost No dealers. Post Office Box 801, high single o f 147 and Kebart took Thompson ...... 88 93 88—269 Melbourne, Australia, Nov. 28.— many a touchdown Jaunt this sea- three years to convince BUI he was trying to be an Inventor. Junior—^The dog tax, sir. near Center. Inquire 105 BIssell, (A P )—Two Philadelphians, Denny son. Manchester. three string with 369. Next Wed- Miller ...... 86 95 95—276 a good ball player. Every time they Perkins— How’s that? Teacher—How. is tnat? PROFESSIONAL Shute and Leo Diegel, won their Sman Bat Mighty Junior—The dog does not have to large PLEASANT well -heated nesday’s games will be postponed. took him out o f a game his face was Blmpson—He was trying to get 22 w^y today Into the finals of the 1,- He’s a bit shor. in stature but he’s SERVICES rooms for one or two people. See Oak S t Tavern (1) 379 422 412 1213 wet with teatu He thought he had an idea and scratched out bis brains. pay it. 000 pounds (about $5,000) Centen- pretty adept at plowing through a Jensen—Johnson Block, 709 Main Saldella ...... 119 101 104— 324 Team No. 2 (4) played terribly when, in fact, it was ary profe.ssional golf championship line. He’s had plenty o f experience Tile confertidhary stores are to' Manchester PIANO TUNING, repairing, rebuild- street. Phone 6070—7035. Cut down Cordera ...... 107 101 106— 314 , C. Snow , ...... 83 88 82— 253 hia great kicking and defensive work The oid-fashloned girl was edu-1 at the expense of fellow country- in plowing, (^ ie fly through the thick that had held the Navy together. troducing ball day suckers for the ing. John Cockerham, 28 Bigelow expense. Gado ...... 99 110 100—309I Fish ...... 101 90 93— 284 cated at her mother's knee—The ",r^, Evening Herald men. loam on his farm home In Iowa. Bill has come to realize now that cbiiciicn WHO nave other things to street. Phone 4219. Lacafta ...... 100 116 119— 335 I T a y l o r . , ...... 115 92 94— 301 modem miss’ education would be FOR R E N T —SIX ROOM tenement, Shute, 1932 British open cham- And, like the small powder charge he can’t play every minute and that do. Jim Pontlllo ... 88 96 105—289 S. Smith ...... 95 104 92— 291 pion, took a close one from Craig more effective if given over it. CLASSIFIED with all modern Improvements. In- of a 16-inch gun, he packs destruc- It Isn't a disgrace to come out for a Coleman ...... 109 127 96— 332 Wood of Deal. N. J., when Wood tive punch. ADVERTISEMENTS quire at 138 Birch street. few momenta rest. King Solomon was fearfully late REPAIRING 23 513 524 534 1571 missed an 18-inch putt which would When It comes to sending projec- Irony: The Jefferson Ckiunty Jail 457 1461 Nine Letters at the office every morning. And so Count Its s vs r«s« words to s ha*- FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat at Olbson’s Oarage (2) 503 501 have halved the last hole. Although tiles through the air the powder is on Liberty atreet and the work' iBltlals. Bumbsrs and abbravlatloBS VACUUM CLEANER, gun, clock, — There are nine service stripes on would you be If you had to kiss 700 92 Clinton street, all Improvements. Gibson ...... -- 97— 97 not in bis best form. Diegel annihi- charge baa nothing on Clark’a right the arm of hia iweater, three each house is on Payne street, at Louis- aaeb odunt as a -ord and compound lock repairing, key making etc. __ — 103— 103 Team No. 5 (1) lated Joe Ezear of Waco, Texaa, 6 wives goodbye. words as two words. Minimum cost Is Apply 214 McKee street or tele- Canada ...... leg which propels a football SO or 60 from football, baaketball and base- ville, Kentucky. Bralthwalte, 52 Pearl street. Magnuson ,. .. . 98 129 ----- 227 Robertson ...... 79 80 98—257 and 5. Ezear was troubled by the Brioa o< thrss itnss. phone 6470. . yards with alarming regularity — ball. He also Is a crack lacrosse Grocer—I see where a scientist Lins ratss per day for transisnt Kutkaveck .. .103 98 ----- 201 Ward ...... 108 82 83—273 lack of his own clubs— he used a alarming for Navy’s rivals. Ranked Friend— Sandy, here’s a story player. says that fish kill mosquitoes. Anderson ...... 101 141 98—340 Ames ...... 68 75 02— 205 set borrowed from a reporter. a j onj of the country’s best kickers, that’ll make your hair curl. * * * eaertles Msreb II, isai DO(;S— BIRDS— PETS 41 FOR R E N T —6 ROOM tenement, all This is Navy's greatest football Butcher—Yeah, but who wants to Cash Cbarcs Improvements, and garage, rent Petke ...... 107 101 117— 325 Bralnard ...... 80 97 101— 278 Shute and Diegel battle tomor- Clark has averaged 44 yards per season in many years and the mid- Sandy—Wait'll I get my wife. .She iV E N H \S GIFTS THAT LIVE —SINGING row for the 500 pounds (about $2.- keep a fish on hia pillow. ( Censscutlvs Days 1 otsl • cts reasonable. Inquire 38 Hawthorne Kebart ...... 132 121 116— 369 Rand ...... 85 104 96— 285 punt in three years on the varsity. shipmen figure BUI a a r k and Buzs needs a finger wave. WATCH t ConsscutlTs Day; .. * cts U ots birds as low as $2.00. Largest selec- street, foot of Cambridge. 500) first prize. The loser will get He’s a triple-threater for, besides his Borrles, the ace halfback, are the j ...... I 11 ctsi It cts 200 pounds (about $1,000). Ezear All ordsrs for trrs:;ulsr insertions tion of beautiful tropical birds and 541 590 531 1662 420 438 440 1298 running and kicking, town BUI can two chief guns In the attack. Some folks are going to be so EYAGGERATES will bs cliarged at tbs ons time rats. finches. 12 varieties of goldfish Sc FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene- Team No. 6 (S) and Wood gained 100 pounds each hard qp this winter that they can't R apper Fanny says; Special rsier ter long term every up. Special—Bowl and 2 goldfish, ment with all Improvements. 137 British Anwrlran Club (1) McCarthy 87 75 80— 242 by reaching the semi-finals. even buy shells for their gun to keep ______mo. u.». w>T. orr,______day advertising give upon request. Pearl street. Ada ordered lor three or ala days complete 27c.' The Bird Store, Main Brennan 94 94 110— 298 M. Sacharek .. 72 85 77— 234 a century, „on 't talk at all. Ask mile, and forty tor every mile the wolf away from their door. And stopped before the third or flfin street. Wylie ...... 102 111 105— 318 Tournard .. .. 78 95 90—283 him a question and he lust glow - FOR RENT—91 HAMLIN ST.. 5 or thereafter. Three dollars for the SCORCHY SMITH day will -be charged only lor Iho ac- Dickson ...... 127 112 94— 333 Frazier .... ,.106 85 100— 291 ers and shakes hia gray'head and trip around Central Park, which Teacher— Rastus, what animal is Screamingr Sirens By John C. Terry bfT# tual number of -Imss tbs d appear- 6 rooms, 2nd floor, steam heat, rent Sherman ...... 119 108 88^—316 Keeney ...... 115 88 95— 298 riN Its threadbare silk hat. Offer his Is a little more than seven miles, most noted for its fur? :s.T ed. charging at tbs rata earned, but reasonable. Phone 7638. Inquire 11 POULTRY AND McAdam ____ ..124 123 97— 344 horse. a piece of sugar, and Mr. and takes at least an hour. Lots Rastus—De skunk; de more fur BO sllowanes or refunds can bs mads Knighton street. on six time ade stonned after the SUPPLIES 43 458 430 442 1328 Toomey will Jerk the reins angrily. of people nowadays try to beat you gets away from him de better Sfth day. It aeems that Mr. Toomey has lit- .No "till forbldi"; display llnsi not FOR RENT—IN BUSINESS sec- 566 548 494 1608 down their rates. The dour old it Is fur you. FOR SALE — LARGE roasting Team No. 4 (0) NEW tle left but his memories, and he cabbies never haggle; Just fold up sold. tion, heated apartments, one 7 Valvollne Oil Co. (2) The Herald will not bt raaponilbla chickens, 2.5c lb. alive, 3Sc drcs.sed. Detro ...... 105 94 115— 314 Finnegan ...... 86 83 71—240 Isn’t going to share those with the lapropes again and stalk back Tha other night Mother told Fath- tor more than one Incorrect Insertion E. S. Edgerton, 655 North Main room ,, one four room. Apply Ed- anybody. ward Holl, telephone Manchester Howard ...... 107 108 135— 350 Balcb ...... 92 86 111—289 to their lounging place against er she hadn't taken a vacation since of any aovsrtlasmseil ordered for street. Pat Rafferty, who has the trim- the wall. mots than ont timt. 4642. Werlosky ...... 102 105 117— 324 T. S m ith ...... 83 86 98— 267 she had her ton.sils out. Tbs Inadvertent omission of incor- G. Snow ...... 80 85 79— 244 . YOR K mest conveyance In the plaza, There’s not a one of them but FOR SALE— RO ASTING ducks 30c Twaronlte ...... Ill 108 114—333 ' • • • MNiAII0vicC.BC - turns away all reporters because rect publication of advertising will bs FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene- AUen ...... 94 105 89—288 will admit that the autonoobile Thought on watching Heifetz fid- rsetins! only by csncsllatlon of the lb. dressed, 20c live weight. Scran- Schubert ...... 115 147 95— 357 one o f them once called hia han- ment with all Improvements. In- has its Place In the scheme of dle: Any Job looks like a cinch when sbgrBs mads for tbo service rendered. ton Duck Farm. Phone 3379. By PAUL HABRIBON som a "dilapidated rig." He says All advertisements must sontorm quire St 107 Bummer etreet. things. Ilis y Just keep on haek- you see an expert do it. 840 862 676 1676 488 448 448 1828 a magazine writer once offered IB style, topy aad typotraphy with FOR S A LE —R O A8TIN O chicken Team No. 8 (4) Ing l)ecause thera’a aething else to recttlailoBa SBleresd by tbs publish- New York, Nov, 38,—WhUs tbou< him $1,000 for his story of ths do. Not ons would rlda in a taxi* >5c lb dressed, dstivsrsd. Ralph von FOR RENT—n V B ROOM tene- Sabvek ...... 63 78 86—363 s u d s o f ptopis In Umouainaa and The deep thought some persons •rs Bad they rssarvt tbs riabt te ment, with gsrage, modem im- days ’’when hs drove real people.’’ cab, much lass drive oas. edit, revise or tsjso* aay depy eoa- Deck, talsphons 6837. CRAVAT LBAOUB Thomas ...... 79 106 103—387 taxicabs and tubwaya wera rolling aay they indulge In, really ain’t any provements. CsU St 16 Ashworth But Mr. Rafferty’s memories are Bo they staad thsre, ahabby Sldsrsd obisotlonabla. Oodsk ...... 91 90 106—387 up to Madison Square Garden to ase deeper than the other kind. CLOaiNO HOUIta—Classldsd adi IS FOR SALE—NATIVE turkeys lO street Telephone 8022. In the Cravat Girls League at not fo r sale. In the manner of symbols of a Isisuraly age. be published same day mutt be ra- Walker...... 88 91 88—361 the National Horae Show, tha city's one casting a condescending pearl, to 20 lbs.; also Pekin ducks. Frank- Murphy'e alleys ths Diamonds took 5W8MP R(MD,..-T»X, DYING, S(TS piCMNG vr A R u e g MOTDReVVlB C«9SRT, -HB Kpunes' eslvtd by It o'clock boob; Suturdaye FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM fist sleo Davis ...... 96 108 90—294 half-dozen venerable hackmen and he confided to me that be drove KAYOED m SECOND Now that everything on the menu l«:t« a. m. lin Oreutt, Coventry. Telephone four straight points from ths Spades their horses stood, dlaconaolats and Pr o ppe d BOAiHir a *tree- A c m s m m i CAR, wmt feRMMWG SIRENS, 5PBDS DiReUGH -rMfi alx room tenement, with sll im- while the Clubs took three out of Greta Garbo through the park a is ready to serve, all a girl needs to Rosedals 34-3. 446 466 469 1381 idle, at their old stand—and their OowH the Ford, coming TELEPHONE YOUR provements. fnq’jlra st 147 East four points from the Hearts. S. few years ago. At least, hs guess- Liverpool, Nov. 23.— (A P )—Fred- know Is whether a bov likes hia lov- Ngr OF rtue$ AND NATIONAL GuARD P c KETY last stand—on the edge of Central es It was Garbo. She was a "pret- WANT ADS. Center street Pollnaki had high single with 104 dy Miller of dnclaaeti, recogalzed ing rare, medium or well done. Park. ty one,’’ and used a funny accent Ads are accepted over tbs tslspboas FUEL AND FEED 49-A while Elsie Klelnschmidt had high GIRLS CHURCH LEAGUE as world's featherweight champioa at tbs CUAROB RATE alvsB above FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat on Not a single customer ail that when, at the end o f the drive, she by the National Boxing Association W.\SHIN(JT()N TUBBS three string with 282. day. Nor Ukely to )>e one, either, asked the amount of the fare. By Crane OUT OUR W AY By William N at a convenisn , to advsrtitora, but CHOPPING BLOCK Included If re- Ridge street, modem improve- In the Girls' Church League at of the United States, knocked out tbs CASH RATES will o. accaptod aa Clubs (8) the weather as it was, threaten- quested with load of hardwood. ments, good location. Inquire 25 the School Street Rcc alleys last Johnny Cuthblrth. former British 1 U S E D TO FU LL PATMENT If paid at the buil- H. Price 71 81 69— 221 Ing-llke. The horses faced the Fare Enough $4.00 cash. Cheater Ferris, 298 Oak. Spmee street. night, the Methodists split even lightweight and featherweight DREAM THPfT pess office on or before the asvsntb H.^ Flavell . .. 69 81 90—240 wind, their heads hanging down. The fare, incidentally, is pretty day following the first Insertion of Phone 6980. with the St. James's, while the Zion champion last night in the second FOR R E N T— H E ATE D apartment, A. Damato .. 6^ 74 86— 223 The drivers lounged against the steep. Fifty cents for the first (air waitress takes a man’s (A)E'D HAVE A sarh ad otherwise the CllARUE Lutherans took two games from St. round o f a scheduled 12-round bout. RATE will bs collecisd. No roaponst- FOR S A LE — HARD wood. Oak and 2nd floor. Purnell Block, 3 large H. Gauge . .. 85 70 68— 223 atone wall, their heads hanging mind oil the fare. $»RBSIDeNT IM Mary's. billty fur errors In Isisphoned sda hickory for Are place. Oak wood rooms, with bath and fireplace, fur- E. Armstrong 79 87 79— 245 down. Calm resignation in every OUR family— will be ssBumed end their aecurscy St. Mary’s and slabs. Telephone 3149. nished If desired. Apply to Geo. E. Une o f them. Mr. Rafferty and cannot be guaranteed A Summerville ...... 57 71 1 USED Keith, at G. E. Keith Furniture 367 393 392 1162 Mr. Toomey smoked pipes. Mr. D. Jensen ...... 78 90 INDEX OF Company. Hearts (I) Mulligan rubbed a rusty hat with GARDEN—FA R M - H. Ru.asell . . . . 69 73 70—212 M. Robinson ...... 79 86 a threadbare sleeve. Mr. AIcMahon CLASSIFICATIONS E. Thrasher ...... 76 80 DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 1. Jarvis ...... 64 62 63—189 applied a cloth to the cracked fin- £lrth» ...... A V. Thrasher ...... 90 79 (•nKR^crntniB ...... B BUSINESS LOCATIONS K. Falkoalcl .. 71 70 73— 214 ish of hIs hansom. Marrlaset ...... ^ FOR 8ALE-A-1 YELLOW globe A. Reale ...... 79 82 84— 245 Mr. Nelson (\frhose name, I be- 0«ath» ...... *...... turnips, 50c bushel. Deliveries FOR RENT 64 Totals ...... 380 415 Card o( Tlianka ...... K E. Klcinaclimidt 103 98 81— 282 lieve, is not Nelson) was read- Tuesday morning. H. Warren Case. Zion Lutheran ing about the horse snow in a news- I d Memorlaoi ...... ^ FOR RENT — LARGE OFFICE 75 Lcat and Found ...... 1 Buckland, telephone 8643. E. Kelsh ... , 71 paper he had retrieved from a room, second floor fron t Purnell 386 385 371 1142 B. Blrka . . . Announcamenta ...... t , 76 100 waste can. He did not seem in Paraonala ...... IFOR SA LE — F A N C Y pop com. block, 829 Main street, reasonable S. W ln zle r . . . 80 88 rate on lease. Inquire Geo. E. Keith. Diamonds (4) the least mindful of the harsh AaloMokllaa potatoes and turnips. E. W. At H. Jansseen . 75 04 Irony that he, one of the last rel- AutomotiUaa for Hal# ...... 4wood. Lake street, Rosedale 32-4. Keith Furniture Co. L. Cordner .... 91 80 86—257 G. Seclert .. . 84 76 AutomobtUa for Cichanga I M. Menzel .... 90 83 78— 251 ics of the days when horses were Auto Acc«iaorlaaw»Tirca ...... t r ’llltarlan as well as sporty, had FOR R E N T—0FFU :E S at 865 Main S. SabLikl . .. 58 68 64— 190 Totals ...... Auto Kepairtnv^Patntlnr ..... 7 383 433 not driven a single sentimentalist HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 street, (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed- S. Pollnskl ... 85 76 104— 265 Auto ttchooU ...... t*A to Madison Square Garden. He Auloa»6hlp by Truck ..•••••• • ward J. Holl. Telephone 4642 and A. Komse .... 80 80 86— 246 FOR SALE—9 PIECE quartered Methodist hadn't, in fact, bad a fare of any AutoavwwFor Ulra ...... * 8025. E. Beer ... 85 65 OArAcaA*-Sarvloo*^toravo ••••• 10 oak dining set, like new., chins, kind for three days. 404 387 418 1209 M. Beer ... 75 82 lfotoroyeUa<»BleyeUa ...... 11 glass, silver, table linen, other Wanted Autoa<*Motorcye1aa . .. tt Spades (0) H. Driggs . 67 67 furniture, bedding, rugs. Phone Hansom Is a » — ■iialaoM aad Prafaaalaaal ■orvicaa HOUSES’FOR RENT 65 D. Sullivan 66 84 76— 226 E. Lyttle, . 82 87 Buflnsss Borvtcss Offerad II 5405. The hackmen also were observ- UouMhold S«rvio«s Offered .. ll-A S Lunsky . 84 68 70— 222 T. C a r r ___ 98 00 ing ("celebrating" is scarcely the t)utldinv-*Contr«ettna ...... 14 FOR RENT—50 OXFORD street. 6 E. Dziadus 69 69 78—210 U 3 PIECE DAVENPORT suite $20 word) the hundredth anniversary Florists— Nureet'lee ...... room single, 2 car garage, all mod- C. Dion . . . . 73 79 62— 214 Totals .... 407 391 Fuosral ptrsetors ...... 15 One very fine cut jacquared set ern. Inquire 69 Cambridge street. of Joseph Aloyslus Sansom's In- Itsstlns—Plum bins—Rooflna 17 with reversible cushions, regular G. K o m s e . 76 85 86-247 SL Jamea vention of the "patent safety cab.” Casursnes ...... IS $35.00 for $24.95. Two real bar- M. Tierney . .. 71 02 The two-wheeled hansoms, with MtUlDsry—Dressmsklnc . .. • 1> FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM single G. Campbell .. 77 gains. Benson's, Johnson Block. 368 385 372 1125 72 the driver on a dickey up be- Itovtaa—Truoklna—S.orsas • to and garage $25. live room duple.x A. Pongratz .. 90 96 Piibtle Pasisnffer Servios ••• tO-A tenement $18. Manchester Con- hind, were quite an advance in Painttna—Psptrlns ...... n FOR SALE-r-KITCHEN RANGE F. Sullivan . .. 97 82 transportation. Ladles hired them Profssstonsl Stnrlets ss rtructlon Company, telephone 4131 UNTAL TEAM WINS Low ...... 67 65 with oU burner, dining room and or 4279. for afternoon shopping trips, and Rspalrlnt ...... SI other, furniture. For appointment In a special match at the YMQA TaflorlBC'-'Bytlajr—CUantna ».• S4 alleys last night, the Manchester swains preferred them for the pri- S& call 7114. Totals ...... 401 407 vacy they afforded. Even today, Toilst Goods snd Bsrvlos FOR R E N T— SE VE R AL Desirable Dairy defeated the Fro-Joy Icc Wanted—Business Be.-vlcs 14 hansoms are preferred to the open live, alx and seven room houses, CTeam Company of Hartford, taking Rdecetloaal FOR SALK -GENUINE full sl*e victorias which most of the hack- single and double. Apply Edward J. two out of three games and total .Courses and C U esss...... 17 leather overstuffed divan and chair, men drive In summer. The mod- Privats Instruction ...... esse* SI Holl. Phone 4642 and 8025. pintail. Adamson hit high single ot i (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) Dsnoine ...... ••sssss.SI'A suitable for home or professional LASKY AND lEVINSKY em generation, even on a lark, office, A-1 condition. Phone 7780, 142 and high three string of 356. Musical—Dramatic IS FOR R E NT—372 O A K LA N D street, seems a little bashful about sit- A t first poor Duncy looked real So from the room the Tinles ran. Wanted—Instruotlon ...... SO 35 Branford street. 6 room single house, hot water ting right out in the open In .ManrJiestar Dairy Ice Cream Co. sad. Said he, "Aw , gee, this is Then Goldy said, " I have a plan. FiMoaelal turn through Central Park PLAVIhJe. FLA6S-y mimm FRTOAT, NOVEMBER » , 1M4. iGE EIGHTEEIf UfattoiirHtnr Evmino S n a U Swedeh Benevolent - Sodet A rehearsal' for tbs cast of the r reddent John WUeoa eC tbe Cbarlea Cushirmii o f tba Aetna The Oakland dub inet with Mrs. Howard Spencer at Wa|>ping yes- Segar win observe its 46th u z "Birds' Chrfetmas Carol” for tbs Toung People'a Democratic Club of Fire Insurance company will be tbe Nearly-Nsw sale, at tba Center terday afternoon. A current events Manchester today reminded mem- guest speaker at tbe meeting of tbe veraary tomorrow nigtat at Orange church, Dec. 6, Is caUed for 8:30 to- Everyman's Bibis dsss at tbs Sso- program was glvan by tbs msm- Han with a setback party at 8 morrow morning. Tbe Junior choir bers o f tbe busIneM meeting to be bers. The next meeting will be held cond Congreg ational church, Sun- George H. Bryan of ToUand Turn- o’clock. Nominal admiadon charge will work on the musical panto- held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock day morning at 8:80. AU man ara pike won the Thanksgiving turkey, with Mrs. Frederick E. Thrall. 277 mimes and Thanksgiving music at In tbe H old Sheridan. A huge at- Middle Turnpike East, on Thurs- wUl be made, prises wlU be swarded welcome to attend tbeeo aeaeions, ««fiR O fW N ltaO M S O N biC-f:. raffled off by Mystic Review, Wom- and refreshments will be served. 8 o'clock. tendance is expected. regardleea o f ebureta afflUationa an's Benefit asaoclaUon. day, December 20. HAitrroin»*« S u amwoia C w tr a C --^ “Knit-A-Bit” Comer Imprinted Christmas Cards A Sale That Will Offers Free Instructions 40 fo r $1.00 •hSi Not too late to make a hand knitted gift item. . French folder type greeting cards with eovdopea Free Instructions with all yarn purchases.- (Mezza- t K«J.WHAU W Bight distinctive designs from which to make your Brighten Homes for ^ eelecUon. (Front Entrance). nine—Main Floor, rear). iMANCHCfTED COMN* Thanksgiving SATURDAY-Pre-HoUday A p PAREL CLEARANCE CURTAINS Selling Like Mad! Regular $29.75 Furred sAttractive. pair *1.09 PRINTED APRONS DRESS (30ATS Ruffled At Foar Special Prices! T ailored Flared, bib and neck- band styles In 80- 2 for Cottage Specially aquars percale print aprons. Every apron Priced! sun and tub-fast! Ivook at your windows! Won’t your liome look 98e better with new living room, curtains? And how about your bedrooms? Or some crisp, new cot- W s ' Just can’t aay enough about these 2 for tage sets for bathroom or hall? Whatever you Furs: aprons. 80-square per- cale prints and dainty need, you’ll find in this sale at a worthwhile saving Our garment stock must be reduced at once to make room for holiday mfrchandlse. That’s why you will find such attractive- CARACUL sheers. $1.18 ly low prices at Hale’s tomorrow on smart Winter coats. In MARMINK over usual prices! this pri $39.50 DRESS COATS $ Cleverly styled ^ Tailored mirtain, in ivory or ecru. French mar- for aprons In. large, roomy md coverall, neckband, quisette; novelty weaves in ecru, 86” x 2 1-4 yards. Our better one-of-a-kind dress coats reduced. Fur trims Include kid fox. squirrel and wolf. Lovely woolen fabrics In black and brown. flared models In per- Colors; Yellow, blue, orchid, gold, red and Not all sizes. cales and sheers. $1.58 rose. Aprons—Main Floor, rear. Street Floor. I $19.75 WINTER COATS They’re Most Flattering And Sheer All the season's most popular sports coats are here In tweeds, checks, monotones—balmacaons, reefers, belted-backs. Also smart furred dress coats reduced! Cloudless CHIFFONS At HALE’S Garment Section—Main Floor, rear. We Knew You’d Want A New by Gotham SATURDAY ONLY! Hat Or Tw’o For Holiday “ Dates” ! 7 SOUTH MRNCHCSTrP CONN Eveiy Day Low Price! ^ Our Entire Ends SATURDAY-- Sale of Stock $5.95 Annual Winter Sale Smart Drugs and Toilet Goods Wool and Silk 23c Perlox $2.98 Electric Tooth Paste Heating Pads DRESSES HATS They're just as sheer and aa smart as for $2.25 any hose you can select for holiday wear 3 29c . .not a mark or a cloud to mar their Keeps teeth white and Handiest thing to have In Every hat a 81.50, 81-98 or beauty. Sheer, cow-webby 4-thread pearly. MUk of magnesia the home for relieving aches 8/1.79 82^98 grade. All smart, $ chiffons of high twisted silk. Note the paste. and pains. new shades: youthful styles . . many just unpacked for this pre-holl- day selling! Pills and Tablets Patent Medicines Barcelona— Valencia— 76c Alophen P llla ...... 80c 60c Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. 4Sc CLOSE-FITS A natural shade for black 81.25 and 82.60 Absorbine, Jr. .. A sheer dark shade, excel- 80c and 60c Alka Seltser Tab- and brown. lent with black. let* ...... 20c. 40c • ...... 94c, 81.89 TURBANS BROWN 75c and 81.50 Agarol, 63c, $1.00 25c and 75c Anacln Pills , I Afternoon BERETS Gypsie— Carmen— 81.00 Beef. Iron and Wine . ,69c BLACK The new dark brown for •...... 50c SOc, 60c and 81.20 Bromo Seltzer Rich, deep brown for brown 50c Acldex ...... 39c CREPES BKIMS brown, green, wine. fur Coats...... 20c, 40c, SOc COLORS 25c and 75c Beil-ans . .. 18c, 60c 25c and 50c Beccbam's P ills... 40c and 75c Castorla .. 28c, 50c BLACK Hosiery—Main Floor, right. 81.25 Creomul.slon ...... 05o ...... 18c. 35c 81.00 and 81.50 Cltrocarbonute I Daytime 16c, 25c, 76c Bayer Aspirins... Bright metallic hata . . felts ...... 12c, 17c, 53c ...... 67c. 81 ...... 19c Medicine...... 42c. 82c -for "I ^1.00 and 81.50 Haley's M -O ... We've sold quantities of these allps 25c and 75c Carter's Liver Pllla misses ...... 18c, 60c • ...... 67c, 8100 this season. They’re made by the 81.25 and 82.50 Irradivl A ...... 25c Dllaxin ...... 19c makers of the famous Bryn Mawrr cos- ...... 81 00, 82.00 GIRLS! 26c Dr. Mile's Pain Pills . . . . I7c tume slips. Has the "never rip" seams. 75c Doane's Kidney Pills .. .50c 81.00 Irradol M a lt...... 7.5c -for One Group Fashioned of heavy silk crepe with loads 86c Kruschen S a lta ...... 5Uc 25c and 60c Bx-Lax .. .17c, 34c of ecru lace trims. Tearose only. 30c EMward's Olive Tablets, 20c 25c, SOc and 81.00 L y so l...... women Sizes 34 to 44. Of Smart 25c and 50c Feen-a-mint ...... 19c, 38c, 75c 2Sc, SOc and 81.00 L avorls...... 17c, 35c 30c Crovo's Bmmo-Qulnlne, 19c ...... ,18c, 35c, 69c SUk Slips— 81.00 Hemrold Tablets ...,^ 7 9 c 25c, SOc and 81.00 Ltstcrinc.. .. Main Floor, 80c Hill’s Caacara...... I9c ...... 19c, 36c, 50c Isn't this thrilling news! A special low price on inaart frocks this WINTER COATS rear. Ha3rwood'B Cold Tablets , , . ,25c 81.25 Lydia Plnkham'a V'ege- week-end when every girl and woman Is looking for a dress or two Furred and Tailored 81.00 Ironized Y ea st...... 72c table C om pound...... : 81.00 to sec her through the busy.holiday season. Styles for bridges, lunch- eons, teas. Informal evenings. Thrilling new silks and sporty wool- ens. Come Io<\k these over tomorrowl Men’s Specially Fine, Soft Guaranteed Frocks—Main Floor, rear. $/l.79 Fountain Syringes Shaving Brushes Priced I CAPE GLOVES All-Wool 35c With Tricky Cnff Trims 50< R|m^r_$5^98Gra^ VaUy guaranteed by the Good quality brushes. Spe- manufacturer. 2-quart size. cial price for this week! Dress coats with fur collare that tuck up.anug- pc ay suits ly under the chin. Also tailored coats for school srear, Every..coaLJlned and,SRWwJy .lnUrUned. $2.25 tK iiSnrafs Tiooth PRstes - “With ' Warm Winter colors. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Note the fine, soft quality o f these' XBe Boric A dd Ointment . . .lOe and Powders |1. and $1.19 capeskln gloves. They're most practi- 75c Baume B engue...... 50c 50c Curega Tooth Powder . .40e cal for both dreas and sports wear. (Tuff 80c and 00c Mentholatum . . . . 3Sc Colgate's Tooth Powder, 29c Berets trims of perforations, stitching, buttons...... 20c, 40c SOc Calox Tooth Powder .. .36e 50 Small group-to close-out. Black and brown. 38c and OSc Muaterole. .27c, SOc 20c Colgate's Tooth Paste , .17c $4.98 80c and 75c Noxsema . ,30c, 49c 2Sc Dr. West TV>oU> Paste . .18c S5c, OOe and 8100 Peterson's S5c, 60c and $1.00 Dr. Lyon's ^ Made of a hard-wearing woolen fabric One Groap Ointment...... 25c, 40c, 70c Tootb Powder .. .25c, SOc, 8Sc with reinforcements for extra long wear. Skirts $1.69 Wool Muff Bags dOe Realnol ...... 40c 50c Dr. Wernet'e Tootb Powder Ohe-plece style with easy to close zipper 80e Bqulbb'a Analgeslque Balm ...... 40c closing. Navy and wine only. Sizes 2 to 6 Misses' and women's skirts not an Mies. The newrest Idea in baga! We're showing lovely muff Values to $2.98. 87c 3Sc and 60c Faateeth.. ,24c, 42c years. styles la heavy woolen fabrlca. Handy aipper pocket Bale's Dniga—Main Floor, right Baby Shop—Main Floor, rear. Girls’ Shop— Main Floor, center. moves. Bags—Main Floor, front ' .<